A symbolic information approach to determine anticipated and delayed synchronization in neuronal circuit models

Autores
Montani, Fernando Fabián; Rosso, Osvaldo Aníbal; Matias, Fernanda S.; Bressler, Steven L.; Mirasso, Claudio Rubén
Año de publicación
2015
Idioma
inglés
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versión publicada
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The phenomenon of synchronization between two or more areas of the brain coupled asymmetrically is a relevant issue for understanding mechanisms and functions within the cerebral cortex. Anticipated synchronization (AS) refers to the situation in which the receiver system synchronizes to the future dynamics of the sender system while the intuitively expected delayed synchronization (DS) represents exactly the opposite case. AS and DS are investigated in the context of causal information formalism. More specifically, we use a multi-scale symbolic information-theory approach for discriminating the time delay displayed between two areas of the brain when they exchange information.
Instituto de Física de Líquidos y Sistemas Biológicos
Materia
Física
Anticipated and delayed synchronization
Entropy
Entropy complexity causality plane
Statistical complexity
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv A symbolic information approach to determine anticipated and delayed synchronization in neuronal circuit models
title A symbolic information approach to determine anticipated and delayed synchronization in neuronal circuit models
spellingShingle A symbolic information approach to determine anticipated and delayed synchronization in neuronal circuit models
Montani, Fernando Fabián
Física
Anticipated and delayed synchronization
Entropy
Entropy complexity causality plane
Statistical complexity
title_short A symbolic information approach to determine anticipated and delayed synchronization in neuronal circuit models
title_full A symbolic information approach to determine anticipated and delayed synchronization in neuronal circuit models
title_fullStr A symbolic information approach to determine anticipated and delayed synchronization in neuronal circuit models
title_full_unstemmed A symbolic information approach to determine anticipated and delayed synchronization in neuronal circuit models
title_sort A symbolic information approach to determine anticipated and delayed synchronization in neuronal circuit models
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Montani, Fernando Fabián
Rosso, Osvaldo Aníbal
Matias, Fernanda S.
Bressler, Steven L.
Mirasso, Claudio Rubén
author Montani, Fernando Fabián
author_facet Montani, Fernando Fabián
Rosso, Osvaldo Aníbal
Matias, Fernanda S.
Bressler, Steven L.
Mirasso, Claudio Rubén
author_role author
author2 Rosso, Osvaldo Aníbal
Matias, Fernanda S.
Bressler, Steven L.
Mirasso, Claudio Rubén
author2_role author
author
author
author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Física
Anticipated and delayed synchronization
Entropy
Entropy complexity causality plane
Statistical complexity
topic Física
Anticipated and delayed synchronization
Entropy
Entropy complexity causality plane
Statistical complexity
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv The phenomenon of synchronization between two or more areas of the brain coupled asymmetrically is a relevant issue for understanding mechanisms and functions within the cerebral cortex. Anticipated synchronization (AS) refers to the situation in which the receiver system synchronizes to the future dynamics of the sender system while the intuitively expected delayed synchronization (DS) represents exactly the opposite case. AS and DS are investigated in the context of causal information formalism. More specifically, we use a multi-scale symbolic information-theory approach for discriminating the time delay displayed between two areas of the brain when they exchange information.
Instituto de Física de Líquidos y Sistemas Biológicos
description The phenomenon of synchronization between two or more areas of the brain coupled asymmetrically is a relevant issue for understanding mechanisms and functions within the cerebral cortex. Anticipated synchronization (AS) refers to the situation in which the receiver system synchronizes to the future dynamics of the sender system while the intuitively expected delayed synchronization (DS) represents exactly the opposite case. AS and DS are investigated in the context of causal information formalism. More specifically, we use a multi-scale symbolic information-theory approach for discriminating the time delay displayed between two areas of the brain when they exchange information.
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