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. 2012 Oct 4;8(10):e1002711. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1002711

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© 2012 Naud, Gerstner

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(A–C) The original (bottom panels, black line) and decoded stimulus (bottom panels, red line; arbitrary units) recovered from the PSTH of 25,000 independent SRM neurons (top panels; blue line) with the QR decoder (Eq. 45). (D) Same as before but for time-dependent input. The decoded waveform of negative input is occasionally undefined and corresponds to input outside the dynamic range. The difference between direct simulation and theory is shown in the bottom panel. (E) Correlation coefficient between original and decoded input as a function of input STD, shown for three distinct mean input ( pA, pA, and pA). Decoding based on quasi-renewal theory (Methods).

Inline graphic — (A–C) The original (bottom panels, black line) and decoded stimulus (bottom panels, red line; arbitrary units) recovered from the PSTH of 25,000 independent SRM neurons (top panels; blue line) with the QR decoder (Eq. 45). (D) Same as before but for time-dependent input. The decoded waveform of negative input is occasionally undefined and corresponds to input outside the dynamic range. The difference between direct simulation and theory is shown in the bottom panel. (E) Correlation coefficient between original and decoded input as a function of input STD, shown for three distinct mean input ( pA, pA, and pA). Decoding based on quasi-renewal theory (Methods).