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Heterogeneities in afferent connectivity dominate local heterogeneities in the emergence of response decorrelation in the dentate gyrus
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2017
bioRxiv
pre-print
The ability of a neuronal population to effectuate response decorrelation has been identified as an essential prelude to efficient neural encoding. To what extent are diverse forms of local and afferent heterogeneities essential in accomplishing such response decorrelation in the dentate gyrus (DG)? Here, we incrementally incorporated four distinct forms of biological heterogeneities into conductance-based network models of the DG and systematically delineate their relative contributions to
doi:10.1101/173450
fatcat:6jitftv5u5fyjmoef46lwq6gsa