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Large- and multi-scale networks in the rodent brain during novelty exploration
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2020
bioRxiv
pre-print
Neural activity is coordinated across multiple spatial and temporal scales, and these patterns of coordination are implicated in both healthy and impaired cognitive operations. However, empirical cross-scale investigations are relatively infrequent, due to limited data availability and to the difficulty of analyzing rich multivariate datasets. Here we applied frequency-resolved multivariate source-separation analyses to characterize a large-scale dataset comprising spiking and local field
doi:10.1101/2020.12.08.416248
fatcat:h7ri7elkjrclhir4dl4lcwmppm