Maximally informative dimensions

The technique of maximizing mutual information between the spike train and the stimulus is described in [1,2].


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ver 1.1 (December 2007)


References

[1] T. Sharpee, N. Rust, and W. Bialek. "Maximally informative dimensions: Analyzing neural responses to natural signals." in NIPS: 261-268, 2003.
[2] T. Sharpee, N. Rust, and W. Bialek. "Analyzing neural responses to natural signals: Maximally informative dimensions." in Neural Comp.: 16, 223-250, 2004.


Last modified: December, 2007.