1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0896-6273(00)80821-1
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Abstract: temporal relations requires the joint evaluation of responses from more than one neuron, only experiments that permit simultaneous measurements of responses Wolf Singer* Max-Planck-Institute for Brain Research Deutschordenstrasse 46 60528 Frankfurt from multiple units are considered. These include multi-Bair, W., and Koch, C. (1996). Temporal precision of spike trains in extrastriate cortex of the behaving monkey. Neural Comput. 8, 44-66.

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“…It has been hypothesized that a coherent input may (i) enhance the effectiveness of excitatory signals (Murthy and Fetz 1994;Singer 1999), (ii) may weaken the effectiveness of inhibitory signals Lumer 2000;Tiesinga et al 2004), (iii) may create modulations of excitability, thereby providing windows for effective communication (Fries 2005), (iv) may play an important role in the creation of cell assemblies (Hayon et al 2005) or (v) may serve as a label for solving the 'binding problem' (Engel et al 2001;Singer and Gray 1995;von der Malsburg and Schneider 1986). Although these hypothesis are clearly different, they may not be exclusive.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been hypothesized that a coherent input may (i) enhance the effectiveness of excitatory signals (Murthy and Fetz 1994;Singer 1999), (ii) may weaken the effectiveness of inhibitory signals Lumer 2000;Tiesinga et al 2004), (iii) may create modulations of excitability, thereby providing windows for effective communication (Fries 2005), (iv) may play an important role in the creation of cell assemblies (Hayon et al 2005) or (v) may serve as a label for solving the 'binding problem' (Engel et al 2001;Singer and Gray 1995;von der Malsburg and Schneider 1986). Although these hypothesis are clearly different, they may not be exclusive.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, Rabinovich and colleagues proposed the concept of "heteroclinic channels" based on the chunking principle (Rabinovich et al, 2001;Rabinovich et al, 2015), which refers to the division of mental activity and cognition into a chain of transient, metastable states that are reflected in the brain as quasi-stable patterns of spatio-temporal activity. From a neurophysiological perspective, the stability of such patterns is due to phase-locked synchronization of activity, which has been regarded as a key mechanism of information integration in the brain (Fries, 2005;Singer, 1999; , 2001). At the sensor level, such phase-locked activity leads to stable topography (Tognoli and Kelso, 2014).…”
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“…2.10 Synchronous oscillation frequency reflects match and mismatch. Gamma (γ, and beta (β, 12-30Hz) oscillations are observed in visual cortex during various cognitive, perceptual and attentive states (Singer, 1999;Engel et al, 2001;Hermann et al, 2004;Grossberg, 1976Grossberg, , 2003. Beta oscillations often correlate with long-range synchronous activity of neocortical regions (Roelfsema et al, 1997), and gamma is restricted to sites within an area (Friedman-Hill et al, 2000) or between two areas with strong monosynaptic connections (Von Stein et al, 2000).…”
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