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most citedBursts generate a non-reducible spike pattern code

50 citations · 110 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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5 papers

q-bio.NC2016★ 2 cited

Neural stochastic codes, encoding and decoding

Hugo Gabriel Eyherabide

Understanding brain function, constructing computational models and engineering neural prosthetics require assessing two problems, namely encoding and decoding, but their relation…

q-bio.NC2016★ 1 cited

Disambiguating the role of noise correlations when decoding neural populations together

Hugo Gabriel Eyherabide

One of the most controversial problems in neural decoding is quantifying the information loss caused by ignoring noise correlations during optimal brain computations. For more than…

q-bio.NC2009★ 50 cited

Bursts generate a non-reducible spike pattern code

Hugo Gabriel Eyherabide, Ariel Rokem, Andreas V. M. Herz +1

At the single-neuron level, precisely timed spikes can either constitute firing-rate codes or spike-pattern codes that utilize the relative timing between consecutive spikes. There…

q-bio.QM2009★ 8 cited

The information transmitted by spike patterns in single neurons

Hugo Gabriel Eyherabide, Ines Samengo

Spike patterns have been reported to encode sensory information in several brain areas. Here we assess the role of specific patterns in the neural code, by comparing the amount of…

q-bio.NC2008★ 49 cited

Burst firing is a neural code in an insect auditory system

Hugo G. Eyherabide, Ariel Rokem, Andreas V. M. Herz +1

Various classes of neurons alternate between high-frequency discharges and silent intervals. This phenomenon is called burst firing. To analyze burst activity in an insect system,…