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Partition of gross peripheral nerve activity into single unit responses by correlation techniques
1975
Science
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The neural activity in the medial articular nerve is partitioned on the basis of conduction velocity by correlation techniques. Because of the small number of cat knee joint units (two to ten) responding under a prescribed set of rotational conditions, it is possible to partition and simultaneously study the units' responses to periodic joint articulation waveforms.
doi:10.1126/science.1118732
pmid:1118732
fatcat:jtbqjrsm2nbwpiawpb3h5wvpl4