Sentence examples for measures of tuning from inspiring English sources

This suggests that noninvasive human measures of tuning also encompass activity of less-sharply tuned neurons in non-primary cortical areas.

The 2 measures of tuning width were moderately correlated (Pearson's r = 0.69, P < 0.0001).

Yet our measure of tuning width (the ERRF) does indicate that our fMRI measurement is sensitive to the spatial tuning of underlying neuronal populations.

To address this possibility, we calculated the sparseness index (SI) as a measure of tuning specificity for 80 object images (Rolls and Tovee, 1995).

While cross-correlation is invariant to gain changes, it only provides an accurate measure of tuning shifts if the tuning curve has a clear peak within the range of headings tested.

Mbiras show affinity of tuning with xylophones.

Probe tones with frequencies away from CF often elicited lower and less reliable spiking, and therefore potentially less reliable measures of suppressed tuning.

The odor tuning of responsive neurons was quantified using a measure of tuning curve sharpness (S, lifetime sparseness, Willmore and Tolhurst, 2001; Wilson et al., 2004 ).

To test this hypothesis, we measured ITD tuning curves of ICcl neurons in three owls for different stimulus intensities.

We have also shown, however, that telecommunications activities are most useful in context, in conjunction with other spatial measures of human activity, tuned to local conditions.

He had the orchestra play a four-measure mashup of tunes and rhythms from the second movement, then had the various sections play individual layers.