"It's not exactly sunshine and rainbows, but it's packaged in a way that it's looking for the moral to the story," Taylor said, citing a few of the tune's more serious lyrics.
This algorithm inherits the advantages of integer order extended non-minimal state space model predictive control (ENMSSMPC) with more adjustable parameters and better disturbance rejection, such that the controller tuning is more flexible.
He described Carey as not exciting, and said "T-Pain, who, despite all the auto-tuning, is more exciting here, in 'Migrate', than Ms. Carey; he runs off his verses with a lot more flexibility and swing.
Some of the record is Tex Mex, too, although there's a lot more blues than anything else (and the accordion on those tunes is more reminiscent of Clifton Chenier accompanying Lightnin' Hopkins than it is of Flaco Jimenez).
Note however that smooth tuning is more susceptible to the averaging effect than all-or-none tuning: neurons receiving all their input from afferents with identical directional tuning can maintain a strong directional preference at much higher frequencies.
It suggests that the topographic expansion/restriction of cortical maps is closely related to the global level of cortical activity, whereas RF tuning is more dependent of degree of local synchrony of concurrent sensory inputs delivered to the cortex [1].
As the authors mentioned before, receiver tuning is correlated with the IPF of conspecific pulse songs (Riabinina et al., 2011), while IPI tuning is more likely to be implemented by neural circuits in the brain.
Concerning motion selectivity, DeAngelis et al. (1995), DeAngelis and Anzai (2004) report that most cortical neurons are quite sensitive to stimulus velocity and the speed tuning is more narrow than for LGN cells.
Harmonic tuning is more accurate and easier for some people.
His music choices are also in tune with the tastes of his audience, he said; the Hasidic and yeshivish tunes are more popular than Jewish choral music.
