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. 2013 Apr 11;9(4):e1002954. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1002954

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© 2013 Ponzi and Wickens

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(a) Strength of stimulus onset locked reproducible dynamics (see text) versus connectivity for several different epochs after stimulus onset (see key) corresponding to Figure 2(b). Inhibitory neurotransmitter timescale msec. Synaptic strength parameter so that peak synaptic conductance varies as and peak IPSP size as . (b) Same as (a) except inhibitory neurotransmitter timescale reduced by to msec. Synaptic strength parameter so that peak synaptic conductance varies as and peak IPSP size as . (a,b) 500 cell network simulations of length 180–12 seconds under the second input switching protocol. Points show actual values, solid lines show three point average.

Inline graphic — (a) Strength of stimulus onset locked reproducible dynamics (see text) versus connectivity for several different epochs after stimulus onset (see key) corresponding to Figure 2(b). Inhibitory neurotransmitter timescale msec. Synaptic strength parameter so that peak synaptic conductance varies as and peak IPSP size as . (b) Same as (a) except inhibitory neurotransmitter timescale reduced by to msec. Synaptic strength parameter so that peak synaptic conductance varies as and peak IPSP size as . (a,b) 500 cell network simulations of length 180–12 seconds under the second input switching protocol. Points show actual values, solid lines show three point average.