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. 2009 Mar 27;5(3):e1000328. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1000328

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Comparison of fits of the recurrent and feedforward thalamocortical models with experimental data set 1 for the same 9 (of 27) stimulus conditions considered in Fig. 2. The green line corresponds to the thalamic input firing rate , the black line to the experimentally extracted layer-4 firing rate , while the red and blue lines correspond to the best fits of the recurrent (Eq. 2) and feedforward (Eq. 8) models for the layer-4 firing rate , respectively. Time zero corresponds to stimulus onset.

Inline graphic — Comparison of fits of the recurrent and feedforward thalamocortical models with experimental data set 1 for the same 9 (of 27) stimulus conditions considered in Fig. 2. The green line corresponds to the thalamic input firing rate , the black line to the experimentally extracted layer-4 firing rate , while the red and blue lines correspond to the best fits of the recurrent (Eq. 2) and feedforward (Eq. 8) models for the layer-4 firing rate , respectively. Time zero corresponds to stimulus onset.