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From: Supra-threshold stochastic resonance in a population of stochastic Hogkin-Huxley neuron models with random ion channel gating

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(left). A sample path of supra-threshold input signals (top column), raster plots of spike trains for 50 neuron models (middle column), and raster plots expanded temporally (bottom column) as a function of time at a patch area of 700 [um2]. The standard deviation of spike firing times (Jitter: JT) was estimated to be 0.331[ms]. (middle). A patch area of 400 [um2]. (JT=0.434[ms]). Figure 1 (right). A patch area of 100 [um2]. Spontaneous spike firings are observed, suggesting information lost (JT=0.491[ms]). Decreasing patch areas tended to increase randomness of spike firing times, and eventually to generate spontaneous spike firings.

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