Lecture

From Spiking Models to Rate Models

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This lecture covers the transition from spiking models to rate models in computational neuroscience, focusing on synaptic plasticity and learning. Topics include spike-timing models of plasticity, independent Poisson approach, and the relationship to rate-based models.

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Neuroscience: Computational neuroscience

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