Voltage correlations are driven primarily by excitatory-to-excitatory input correlations.

<p>(a-b) Changes in cross-neuron voltage correlations in response to varying excitatory and inhibitory cross-neuron correlations and , with , , Hz, , and . (a) Voltage correlations with large synaptic weights (left) and moderate synaptic weights (right). (b) Changes in voltage correlations whi...

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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 Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified xlink "> even 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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Voltage correlations are driven primarily by excitatory-to-excitatory input correlations.

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