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The pattern storage phase is based on a spike timing dependent plasticity (STDP) rule and the pattern association phase is compatible with the classic Hebbian rule.

The app will introduce a new status bar to help drivers decide their next location based on a spike in requests, along with a notification feature that allows drivers to see messages about upcoming earnings opportunities and feedback from riders among other things.

A behavior controller based on a spiking neural network is designed for mobile robots to avoid obstacles using ultrasonic sensory signals.

The MAQC set is an excellent proxy problem for a real-world microarray experiment in which researchers would predict transcript concentrations based on a spike-in calibration mixture.

Given consistent concentration-dependent behavior, it should be possible to project target concentration from intensity with an accuracy equivalent to or better than sequence-specific models on any of these platforms, based on a spike-in calibration mixture containing only a few probes.

Johnson et al.[ 13] found the Splitter method [ 18] to be the optimal approach for peak identification for Agilent tiling arrays (based on a spike-in experiment).

Although Zika has not been proven conclusively to cause microcephaly in babies, evidence of a link was based on a major spike in Brazil in cases of microcephaly, defined by unusually small head size that can result in severe developmental problems.

First, the sampling procedure over N units is based on a fixed spike number k in order to detect N-dimensional arrays (k-sequences), whose sum over all dimension is k.

The proposed methodology is based on a novel spiking neural network architecture, called NeuCube as a general framework for video data modelling in simulated prosthetic vision.

The Bayesian decoding approach uses the spiking activity of all simultaneously recorded place cells to calculate the posterior probability of an animal being at any position in the environment, based on a Poisson spiking framework.

To examine the dependence of spike locking on the amplitude of the LFP (Denker et al. 2007), we form 2 exclusive sets of spikes, termed "Hi" and "'Lo," based on whether a spike occurs at an amplitude above or below a certain value, respectively (Fig. 7 A ).