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Random recurrent networks near criticality capture the broadband power distribution of human ECoG dynamics

2016-01-08

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The power spectrum of brain electric field potential recordings is dominated by an arrhythmic broadband signal but a mechanistic account of its underlying neural network dynamics is lacking. Here we show how the broadband power spectrum of field potential recordings can be explained by a simple random network of nodes near criticality. Such a recurrent network produces activity with a combination of a fast and a s...

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502127b0-7454-5036-a2df-d7b71fe9798b
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10.1101/036228
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