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. 2011 Jul 21;7(7):e1002120. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1002120

Figure 10. Effects of varying noise intensity on the VAF and PLI.

Figure 10

A) Increasing noise intensity results in decreased PLI and consequently increased VAF values for Inline graphic and Inline graphic. B) Increasing noise intensity also results in increased resting (ie Inline graphic) discharge rate as well as increased spiking variability as quantified by CV. C) Gain obtained from our model with no noise (Inline graphic) as a function of Inline graphic and Inline graphic. D) Gain obtained from our model with high noise intensity (Inline graphic) as a function of Inline graphic and Inline graphic. It is seen that for a given value of Inline graphic the gain increases as a function of the input frequency Inline graphic until about 22 Hz.