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. 2015 Sep 23;9:113. doi: 10.3389/fncom.2015.00113

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Copyright © 2015 Elijah, Samengo and Montemurro.

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Dependence of the encoded information on the location of the window used to define the stimulus. (A) Explanatory diagrams illustrating the definition of the windows (A1), and the subdivision of maps (A2) into regions: Stimuli may be taken entirely before (A2 a), after (A2 b), or astride (A2 c) burst onset (T = 0). Vertical dashed black lines mark T_start = 0 ms and horizontal lines represent T_end = 0 ms. (B, C) Information between n and V₁-projected stimuli is color-plotted as a function of the location of the times T_start and T_end of the window, for the MC (B) and the IFB models (C). Models were driven with stimuli with σ_OU = 1μA, τ_OU = 5 ms, μ_OU = 0μA. Information is calculated with digitization of M = 32 bins and shuffle-corrected to account for bias.