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8.4.4.2
Membrane Potential Decomposition
Given the spike history of the network it is easy to integrate ( 8.34 )andtofindan
explicit expression for the membrane potential at time t . It depends on the past spike
history ω . Denote V k ( t, ω ) the membrane potential at time t given the spike history
before t .Set:
t 2
t 1
1
C k
Γ k ( t 1 ,t 2 )= e
g k ( u,ω ) du ,
(8.36)
have V k ( t, ω )= V ( det )
k
corresponding to
the
flow of
( 8.34 ). We
( t, ω )+
V ( noise )
k
( t, ω ),
V ( det )
k
( t, ω )= V ( syn )
k
( t, ω )+ V ( ext )
k
( t, ω )
(8.37)
where
W kj t
τ k ( t,ω )
N
( t, ω )= C k
V ( syn )
k
Γ k ( t 1 ,t,ω ) α kj ( t 1 ) dt 1 ,
(8.38)
j =1
is the synaptic interaction term which integrates the pre-synaptic spikes from the
last time where neuron k has been reset. Additionally,
g L,k E L +
,
t
( t, ω )= C k
V ( ext )
k
i ( ext )
k
( t 1 ) Γ k ( t 1 ,t,ω ) dt 1
(8.39)
τ k ( t,ω )
contains the stimulus i ( ext )
k ( t ) influence. Thus V ( det k ( t, ω ) contains the determinis-
tic part of the membrane potential. On the opposite, V ( noise k ( t, ω ) is the stochastic
part of the membrane potential. This is a Gaussian variable with mean zero and
variance
σ B
C k
2 t
σ k ( t, ω )= Γ k ( τ k ( t, ω ) ,t,ω ) σ R +
Γ k ( t 1 ,t,ω ) dt 1 . (8.40)
τ k ( t,ω )
The first term in the right-hand side comes from the reset of the membrane potential
to a random value after resetting. The second one is due the integration of synaptic
noise from τ k ( t, ω ) to t .
8.4.4.3
Statistics of Raster Plots
Ithasbeenshownin[ 7 ] that the gIF model ( 8.34 ) has a unique Gibbs distribution
with a non-stationary potential:
N
φ n ( ω )=
φ n,k ( ω ) ,
(8.41)
k =1
 
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