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. 2024 Oct 18;34(10):bhae409. doi: 10.1093/cercor/bhae409

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Fig. 4 — Spiking activity in the base version of the model. (A–C) Raster plots for 3 representative areas; subsampled to of the excitatory (blue) and inhibitory (red) neurons. (D–F) Layer- and population-resolved distribution of population-averaged statistics across areas; boxes show quartiles, whiskers are within times the interquartile range, symbols show outliers outside of the whiskers. (D) Firing rate. (E) CV ISI of neurons with at least spikes. (F) Pairwise correlation coefficient of a random subsample of neurons for each population.

Inline graphic — Spiking activity in the base version of the model. (A–C) Raster plots for 3 representative areas; subsampled to of the excitatory (blue) and inhibitory (red) neurons. (D–F) Layer- and population-resolved distribution of population-averaged statistics across areas; boxes show quartiles, whiskers are within times the interquartile range, symbols show outliers outside of the whiskers. (D) Firing rate. (E) CV ISI of neurons with at least spikes. (F) Pairwise correlation coefficient of a random subsample of neurons for each population.