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David Dahmen
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May 23, 2026
On functional effects of neuronal heterogeneity - with David Dahmen - #41
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67:03Gaute HernellHOST
So actually being able to infer connectivity structure from these recordings is, is quite, if, if is more, yeah, to, to infer heterogeneityUh, from these recordings directly, that's quite, uh, quite important, right? Like
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67:21David DahmenGUEST
Yeah, that, that's quite important, and there's many, many tools that are being devised that work on, on one or the other feature, uh, of, of, of, of activity.
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67:30David DahmenGUEST
And, and for example, there's many, many tools that, that work on, on the cross-correlogram.
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67:35David DahmenGUEST
So you look at cor- correlation functions, uh, across time of neurons, and then you try to infer where is the peak.
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67:41David DahmenGUEST
So is there a peak basically at positive time lags or negative time lags? And that gives you basically a, a hint whether there's a certain connection from, from one neuron to the other neuron and which is the directionality of the neurons.
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