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. 2019 Dec 5;13:1312. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2019.01312

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The electric potential (A,B), as well as the first (C,D) and second (E,F) derivatives of filtered electric potential along the fiber direction for two example fibers (truncated at 5 mm) within the “original” detailed-segmented and “simplified” cochlear models, when the stimulating electrode was E3. The electric potential (A), first (C) and second (E) derivatives on the left column were taken from the fiber 9.31 mm on the spiral lamina away from the base, which was also the closest fiber to the stimulating electrode. The electric potential (B), first (D) and second (F) derivatives on the right column were taken from the fiber 12.44 mm away from the base.