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Synaptic information efficacy: Bridging the cleft between biophysics and function

London et al., 2001

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4196166569091359
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London M
Shribman A
Segev I
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The effect of the synaptic input on computational processes in neurons.

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We provide a new functional measure, termed the “synaptic information efficacy”(SIE), to assess the impact of synaptic input on spike output. SIE is the mutual information (in bits/s) shared by the presynaptic input and post-synaptic output spike trains. To estimate SIE we …
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