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The corresponding tuning range can be 50 meV.
Hence, we compare a variety of UT methods and study the effect of their corresponding tuning parameters on the approximation accuracy.
The corresponding tuning curve satisfies λ L (x ) = Ω L (λ x ) and is thus merely a scaled version of the former.
This relation between spatial phase of the stimulus and response latency can be summarized in a tuning curve (Fig. 3b) and compared to the corresponding tuning in spike count.
Both the total number of binding sites and the number of constitutive binding sites identified depended on the method (binning vs. T-KDE) and on the value of the corresponding tuning parameter (Table 1).
Then λ ς : = (Ω (λ r ), ρ (λ x ), λ ⋅ L ) is a grid module too, and the corresponding tuning curve λ L satisfies: (21) λ L (x ) = Ω L (λ x ).
This method makes use of measured blade tip-to-blade tip frequency response functions of a mistuned wheel and assumes responses of the wheel subject to order excitations to be a weighted sum of a number, which is equal to the number of the blades, of modes of the corresponding tuned wheel.
Level and temperature control by zone strategy is implemented; it involves keeping the level and temperature inside a specific allowable band with respect to the set point, and the corresponding controller tuning parameters are adjusted depending on that.
The corresponding optical tuning range is Δ ν = 60 GHz.
Consequently, it is assumed that the tip frequency of any given PTC matches approximately that of a corresponding BM tuning curve and thus could be used for the validation of the human cochlear models.
The details of SMCPP algorithm, the corresponding neural tuning model, the state transition model, and the parallel implementation are described in Section 3. In Section 4, we evaluate the predicting power of different tuning models and compare the decoding accuracy using sequential Monte Carlo algorithm with and without including the recent ensemble activity.
