Halliday, David - Department of Electronics, University of York (UK)

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Halliday, David - Department of Electronics, University of York (UK)

An Introduction to the Principles of Neuronal Modelling K. A. LINDSAY,
Journal of Neuroscience Methods 83 (1998) 5772 Identification of patterns of neuronal connectivity--partial spectra,
EARLY REPORTS THE LANCET Vol 355 April 1, 2000 1149
Axial current reversal promotes synchronous correlation between dendritic membrane potentials during large scale synaptic input.
Generation and characterization of correlated spike trains D.M. Halliday *
Journal of Neuroscience Methods 73 (1997) 6979 An extended difference of coherence test for comparing and combining
Load-Independent Contributions From Motor-Unit Synchronization to Human Physiological Tremor
Time and Frequency Domain Analysis of Spike Train and Time Series Data
Journal of Neuroscience Methods 100 (2000) 173174 On the application, estimation and interpretation of coherence and
S. Wermter et al. (Eds.): Emergent Neural Computational Architectures, LNAI 2036, pp. 285-295, 2001. Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001
Generation of correlated spike trains -modulated at theta rhythm. Correlated input spike trains generated using sequence of simple integrate and fire encoders driven by independent
Using electroencephalography to study functional coupling between cortical activity and electromyograms
Journal of Neuroscience Methods 74 (1997) 175187 A review of recent applications of cross-correlation methodologies to