Lecture

Neurophysiological Data Analysis

Description

This lecture covers neurophysiological data analysis, including data structure organization, visual inspection, and action potential detection. Students will learn to analyze neuronal signals, compute firing rates, measure action potential thresholds, and use Fast-Fourier Transform for spectral analysis.

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