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By contrast, networks with resonator interneurons exhibited high gamma power for slow inputs and low power for fast inputs.

In the presence of high synaptic bombardment, modeling accurately the spike initiation is crucial and the Leaky Integrate-and-Fire (LIF) must be augmented by an exponential term to faithfully process fast inputs signals (Fourcaud-Trocme et al. 2003).

The rise-time of the fast input pulse is maintained for both pickup patterns.

To build an effective RBFNN model, this paper first uses a fast input selection method to remove insignificant neural inputs.

The most straightforward method of reducing glitches is to delay the fast input signals such that they have the same arrival times as slow input signals.

Since mobile devices have a small screen for typing, they generally cause the following typing difficulties: fast input and fat finger.

Adding an extra delay element before the fast input, which is equivalent to the difference in arrival times of the two input signals, eliminates the glitch at the output.

The set of discrete adaptive models is calculated from a different combination of the correcting gain β in a fractional order hold (FROH) and the set of gains to reconstruct the plant input under multirate sampling with fast input sampling.

Fast input: If the limit ϵ 2 → 0 is taken first, one first has to perform a classical averaging of the periodic drift F ( v, w, t / ϵ 2 ) leading to the homogeneous system of SDEs (4), but with F ¯ ( v, w ) instead of F ( v, w, t / ϵ 2 ).

For fast input stimuli, a quantitative assessment of the co-variation of n with different stimulus features becomes unreliable, since the contour lines of all quantities become highly complex, with structures that are repeatedly nested one inside the other.

We verified that for moderate or fast input signals, the power spectrum of the neuron membrane potential shows a characteristic band-pass profile that extends from a few Hertz to around 40 Hz, with only a weak dependence on the stimulus cut-off frequency (see Supporting Figure S3).