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English: The source-sink phenomena allows the IO models to attract the wave fronts to specific locations. Note that in this video the color scale changes with respect to the one used in the rest of IO activity movies. Here, blue color means that the corresponding neuron is under the firing threshold, and red indicates that neurons are firing. To better illustrate the wave front propagation trajectory, no intermediate colors are used. During the simulation, the location of the source and the sink changes. Each change is graphically indicated in the movie. The spatio-temporal patterns originated in the source cluster (high excitability region) die in the sink cluster (low excitability region). Wave fronts are attracted to the changing low excitability regions (cf. Figure 11). |
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Source | Movie S9 from Latorre R, Aguirre C, Rabinovich M, Varona P (2013). "Transient dynamics and rhythm coordination of inferior olive spatio-temporal patterns". Frontiers in Neural Circuits. DOI:10.3389/fncir.2013.00138. PMC: 3763220. | ||
Author | Latorre R, Aguirre C, Rabinovich M, Varona P | ||
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Author | Latorre R, Aguirre C, Rabinovich M, Varona P |
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Image title | The source-sink phenomena allows the IO models to attract the wave fronts to specific locations. Note that in this video the color scale changes with respect to the one used in the rest of IO activity movies. Here, blue color means that the corresponding neuron is under the firing threshold, and red indicates that neurons are firing. To better illustrate the wave front propagation trajectory, no intermediate colors are used. During the simulation, the location of the source and the sink changes. Each change is graphically indicated in the movie. The spatio-temporal patterns originated in the source cluster (high excitability region) die in the sink cluster (low excitability region). Wave fronts are attracted to the changing low excitability regions (cf. Figure 11). |
Software used | Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) |
Date and time of digitizing | 2013-09-05 |