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. 2014 Feb 10;8:6. doi: 10.3389/fncom.2014.00006

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Copyright © 2014 Ba, Temereanca and Brown.

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New raster plots of non-simultaneous (“10” and “01,” Columns 1 and 2) and simultaneous (“11,” Column 3) spiking events for the neuron pair in Figure 1. Each column corresponds to one of the components of ΔN^*. (A) Stimulus, (B) 17 trials of training data, (C) 33 trials of test data. The new raster plots of the three components show clearly the effects of the stimulus on non-simultaneous and simultaneous spiking activity. The ΔN^*_3,i component of ΔN^* shows that the joint spiking activity of the two neurons in response to the stimulus is pronounced.