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Neural Synchrony and Neural Plasticity in Tinnitus
20111. Most individuals with chronic tinnitus have high-frequency hearing loss, induced by noise exposure, otological disease, or the aging process. Physiological evidence suggests that in such individuals, tinnitus is likely caused not by irritative processes that persist in the ear after cochlear injury, but by changes that occur in central auditory ...
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Feedback suppression of neural synchrony by vanishing stimulation
Physical Review E, 2007We suggest a method for suppression of collective synchrony in an ensemble of all-to-all interacting units. The suppression is achieved by organizing an interaction between the ensemble and a passive oscillator. Technically, this can be easily implemented by a simple feedback scheme.
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Emergent synchrony in locally coupled neural oscillators
IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks, 1995The discovery of long range synchronous oscillations in the visual cortex has triggered much interest in understanding the underlying neural mechanisms and in exploring possible applications of neural oscillations. Many neural models thus proposed end up relying on global connections, leading to the question of whether lateral connections alone can ...
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Elementary Neural Networks and Synchrony
2020All models discussed thus far were single cell models, but the brain has many cells that are coupled and exchange information. Connections of a few neurons can perform elementary functions, for instance filtering incoming action potential trains or detecting edges in images.
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The effects of interaction quality on neural synchrony during mother-child problem solving
Cortex, 2020Trinh Nguyen +2 more
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Neural Synchrony and Dynamic Connectivity
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Synchrony driven neural variability
Neural variability is a defining feature of cortical activity, yet its mechanistic origins and functional consequences are not fully resolved. To better understand the subthreshold and spiking variability observed in neurons, we develop a theoretical framework based on a conductance-based model in which synaptic inputs activate in an all-or-none ...openaire +1 more source