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The network hosts a seminar series on spike train analysis topics. All seminars are physically held in Newcastle, but will be broadcast live over the internet and archived as soon after the broadcast as possible. For those watching live, you can ask the speaker questions via e-mail.
You do not need to be a network member to watch the seminars, you simply need to have RealPlayer installed on your computer.

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Archives

Romain Brette Cognitive Science Department, Paris Generation of correlated spike trains
Jakob Macke Gatsby Computational Neuroscience Unit, UCL & Werner Reichardt Centre for Integrative Neuroscience, Tübingen Statistical methods for neural population data with correlations
Pablo Varona Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Tools for the characterization of neural signatures in spiking-bursting neurons
Thomas Wennekers University of Plymouth Real-time applications of spike-train metrics
Adrian Ponce-Alvarez CNRS - Université de la Méditerranée, France Comparison of local measures of spike time irregularity and relating variability to firing rate in motor cortical neurons
Felix Franke Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience, Berlin Spike sorting with linear filters
Stefan Rotter Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg, Germany Higher-order correlations in large neuronal populations
Conor Houghton Trinity College, Dublin Decoding spike trains with metrics
Rodrigo Quian Quiroga University of Leicester Spike sorting
Daniel Wojcik Nencki Institute Beyond the PSTH: Simple point process models of spike trains
Demetris Soteropoulos Newcastle University Neural coding of event timing.
Dominik Endres University of St. Andrew's Modelling spike trains with Bayesian binning: what do we gain by adding nonstationary rate distributions and refractory periods?
Michael Rosenblum Potsdam University Coupled oscillators approach in analysis of bivariate data


   
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