Lecture

Neurophysiological Data Analysis

Description

This lecture covers the analysis of neurophysiological data, focusing on membrane potential recordings and cellular mechanisms. Topics include action potentials, subthreshold activity, trial types, data structure, and meta-data analysis. Students will learn to detect APs, compute firing rates, analyze spectral data, and compare Vm before and after stimuli. The session also includes a mini-project where students analyze Vm recordings to answer basic questions and predict cell classes based on firing rates and AP duration.

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