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. 2014 Mar 13;9(3):e91677. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0091677

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(A, C) Ideal ad actual trajectories superimposed to the sensory regions obtained by using data generated by using five different values of the shape parameter of a Gamma interval process used to set the inter-spike intervals of the simulated spike trains. We ran the interface using the Gaussian (A) and Dipole (C) force fields with the Multiple-points algorithm. (B, D) Average within-trajectory position error across the three different conditions shows how the error decreases by increasing the regularity of the spiking of the M1 neurons. The * denotes that wpte depended significantly on ( one-way ANOVA) and is placed in correspondence of the values of for which wpte was significantly different from the “reference” condition with (Tukey hsd ).

Inline graphic — (A, C) Ideal ad actual trajectories superimposed to the sensory regions obtained by using data generated by using five different values of the shape parameter of a Gamma interval process used to set the inter-spike intervals of the simulated spike trains. We ran the interface using the Gaussian (A) and Dipole (C) force fields with the Multiple-points algorithm. (B, D) Average within-trajectory position error across the three different conditions shows how the error decreases by increasing the regularity of the spiking of the M1 neurons. The * denotes that wpte depended significantly on ( one-way ANOVA) and is placed in correspondence of the values of for which wpte was significantly different from the “reference” condition with (Tukey hsd ).