Fast Metric Space Analysis for Multineuronal Responses
Fast algorithm for the metric-space analysis of simultaneous responses of multiple single neurons
D. Aronov
Journal of Neuroscience Methods 124, 175-179 (2003)
Abstract
Spike train metrics quantify the notion of dissimilarity, or distance, between spike trains and between multineuronal responses (Victor and Purpura
1996, 1997). We present a new algorithm for the implementation of a metric based on the timing of individual spikes and on their neurons of origin. This algorithm surpasses the earlier approach in speed by a factor that grows exponentially with the number of neurons, substantially extending the applicability of metric-space methods to the study of coding in larger neuronal populations.
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