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. 2016 Oct 6;10:41. doi: 10.3389/fninf.2016.00041

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Copyright © 2016 Lareo, Forlim, Pinto, Varona and Rodriguez.

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Illustrative example of IPI histogram and qqplots resulting from experiments addressing temporal coding influence with minimal codes. The IPI histogram (A) represents the distribution of IPIs discharged during code-driven stimulation sessions with different words triggering the stimulation (1 solid line; 01 dashed line; 11 dotted line). IPIs, represented on the X axis, were in the range between 0 and 250 ms and the probability, represented in the Y axis, was normalized. The qqplots represented IPI distributions during pulse event (1) stimulation sessions vs. 2-bit code-driven stimulation sessions (01 B; 11 C). X = Y is the reference line. In the qqplot that represented IPIs during the stimulation session using pulses vs. IPIs during the 01 stimulation session (B) most of the points were above the reference line, thus indicating that IPIs discharged during the 01-session were larger than those from the 1-session. In the qqplot that represents IPIs during stimulation session using pulses vs. IPIs during 11 stimulation session (C), most of the points were below the reference black line, thus indicating that IPIs discharged during the 11-session were shorter than the 1-session, particularly in the range between 160 and 240 ms.