Lecture

Neurophysiological Data Analysis

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This lecture covers the analysis of neurophysiological data, focusing on Vm recordings. Topics include identifying action potentials, computing firing rates, measuring AP threshold and duration, analyzing subthreshold activity, and performing spectral analysis using Fast-Fourier Transform. The lecture also delves into event-triggered Vm and firing rate analysis, as well as MATLAB demonstrations for practical implementation.

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