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The electromyographic measures were mean spike (peak-to-peak) amplitude and mean spike frequency of the biceps and triceps brachii activity.

The Wilson Cowan (W C) model describes the average spike frequency of a neural population as a function of continuous time.

Serotonin also increased the spike frequency of the active cells.

Rhythmic changes in spike amplitude were observed in-phase with the rhythms of odor-evoked EAG responses, but spontaneous or odor-evoked spike frequency of olfactory neurons did not change [70].

The amplitude of injected DC was carefully adjusted to maintain a tonic spike frequency of ∼4 8 Hz.

The stimulus trains used had a mean spike frequency of ∼19 Hz, which evoked postsynaptic firing at a mean rate of ∼4 Hz.

These criteria provide a simple approach to classify cerebellar units using only a few statistical parameters describing the firing frequency and irregularity of discharge: the mean spike frequency (MSF), the coefficient of variation of the log of the ISI (LCV), and entropy of the ISIs (ENT).

... .. This model is used in the referenced paper to demonstrate that a model of an SK-like calcium-sensitive potassium (KCa) conductance can replicate the spike frequency adaptation (SFA) of the locust lobula giant movement detector (LGMD) neuron.

The exception is the oscillation type, which has a signature combination of simple spike frequency and CV (11 out of 13, SS freq. range 35 60 Hz and CV <0.32).

Our study shows that in CA1 pyramidal neurons both PACAP isoforms, PACAP-38 and PACAP-27, suppress the sIAHP, leading to an enhancement of intrinsic excitability and attenuation of spike frequency adaptation.

a. Rasterplot of spike frequency (averaged in 5-ms time bins for each electrode) during a 6-minute recording.