TB10 B&B Lecture 1; How is information represented in an individual neuron?
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2. Does firing rate/ timing of action potentials carry information?
- Yes, each actions potentials rate and timing reflects the neurons activity
- No, each action potential has approximately the same firing rate and timing
3. In a raster plot, what does a row represent?
- Time
- An experimental trial
- A spike
- How many spikes fired in a given period
4. From where do neurons receive input?
- Myelin
- Axon
- Dendrites
- Nucleus
5. What is rate coding?
- Information about the stimulus or response is carried in the amplitude of the action potential
- Information about the stimulus or response is carried in the rate at which the cell fires
- Information about the stimulus or response is carried in the precise timing of the individual spikes
- Information about the stimulus or response is carried in the pitch of the action potential
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