Spontaneous fluctuations in visual cortical responses influence population coding accuracy

Spontaneous fluctuations in visual cortical responses influence population coding accuracy. Gutnisky, D., Beaman, C., Lew, S., & Dragoi, V Cerebral cortex, academic.oup.com, 2017.

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Abstract Information processing in the cerebral cortex depends not only on the nature of incoming stimuli, but also on the state of neuronal networks at the time of stimulation. That is, the same stimulus will be processed differently depending on the neuronal context in which it is received. A major factor that could influence neuronal context is the background, or ongoing neuronal activity before stimulation. In visual cortex, ongoing activity is known to play a critical role in the development of local circuits, yet whether it influences the coding of …

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	title = {Spontaneous fluctuations in visual cortical responses influence population coding accuracy},
	journal = {Cerebral cortex},
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	url = {https://academic.oup.com/cercor/article-abstract/27/2/1409/3056226},
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	abstract = {Abstract Information processing in the cerebral cortex depends not only on the nature of incoming stimuli, but also on the state of neuronal networks at the time of stimulation. That is, the same stimulus will be processed differently depending on the neuronal context in which it is received. A major factor that could influence neuronal context is the background, or ongoing neuronal activity before stimulation. In visual cortex, ongoing activity is known to play a critical role in the development of local circuits, yet whether it influences the coding of …},

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