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MATLAB tutorial online version

MATLAB tutorial online version. Methods in Computational Neuroscience Obidos, 2004 Thanks to Oren Shriki, Oren Farber and Barak Blumenfeld. Capabilities. Numerical calculations. Matrix manipulations. MATLAB = MATrix LABoratory Data Analysis Data Visualisation Simulations

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MATLAB tutorial online version

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  1. MATLAB tutorialonline version Methods in Computational Neuroscience Obidos, 2004 Thanks to Oren Shriki, Oren Farber and Barak Blumenfeld

  2. Capabilities • Numerical calculations. Matrix manipulations. • MATLAB = MATrix LABoratory • Data Analysis • Data Visualisation • Simulations • Neuronal models • Network models • Analytical calculations • User interfaces • .... • ....

  3. Starting MATLAB • Desktop Demo • type demo matlab desktop in the prompt ,and then start a „desktop environment“ demo

  4. First steps. Learning by doing • Matrix Manipulations

  5. Data analysis • Importing Data • type demo matlab desktop in the prompt ,and then start a „importing data“ • Data Analysis Demo • Interpolation Demo

  6. 3-D plots • Mexican hat function

  7. Poisson spike train generator • Exercise 3 Spike times: ti Interspike interval distribution: P[τ ≤ ti+1 - ti < τ +Δt] = rΔt exp(rτ). Formula for generation: ti+1 = ti - ln(xrand)/r. Relative refractory period: Autocorrelation function

  8. Ring neural network model g(x) T • Weak coupling with homogeneous input • Weak coupling with noisy tuned input • Strong coupling with noisy tuned input • Strong coupling with nonspecific input

  9. Orientation maps

  10. Orientation maps Preferred orientation φ Selectivity

  11. 2-D network of visual cortex (courtesy of Barak Blumenfeld) g(x) T

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