Voltage is rightly skewed when presented with weakly-synchronized inputs at low drive.

Voltage is rightly skewed when presented with weakly-synchronized inputs at low drive.

<p>(a) Example Monte-Carlo simulations of AONCB neurons, and voltage distributions, with asynchronous (green) and synchronous (purple) inputs. (b) Comparison of analytically derived moment expressions using equation (??) with numerical estimates obtained via Monte-Carlo simulations for the asy...

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Main Author: Logan A. Becker (11928953) (author)
Other Authors: Francois Baccelli (22538207) (author), Thibaud Taillefumier (737635) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Biophysics
Biochemistry
Genetics
Neuroscience
Physiology
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surprisingly large degree
question involves conducting
input drives modeled
generalized moment analysis
correlated jump processes
analysis using fixed
subthreshold moment analysis
membrane voltage fluctuations
measured neural activity
fluctuations requires weak
neuronal populations driven
subthreshold level
neuronal responses
voltage skewness
striking level
stationary regime
spiking activity
queuing theory
prior work
primary driver
point techniques
observed magnitude
level phenomenon
investigate whether
consistently explain
based neurons
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