2021
DOI: 10.1007/s10548-021-00826-4
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Slow Resting State Fluctuations Enhance Neuronal and Behavioral Responses to Looming Sounds

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“…One, by Kohl et al (2021), links a microscopic model of the canonical neocortical circuit to large-scale brain dynamics measured by M/EEG. Another, by Sancristóbal et al (2021), links EEG power to reaction times. This way, these two papers exemplify how models can be used to link model parameters to behavior.…”
Section: The Road Ahead: Eeg Biomarkers and Human Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…One, by Kohl et al (2021), links a microscopic model of the canonical neocortical circuit to large-scale brain dynamics measured by M/EEG. Another, by Sancristóbal et al (2021), links EEG power to reaction times. This way, these two papers exemplify how models can be used to link model parameters to behavior.…”
Section: The Road Ahead: Eeg Biomarkers and Human Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Computational models serve this purpose. Therefore, in this special issue, we called for and accepted papers that covered micro- (Saponati et al 2021;Kohl et al 2021), meso-(Byrne et al 2021) and macroscale modelling of M/EEG dynamics (Allouch et al 2021;Qin et al 2021), as well as articles that show how models in M/EEG are applied today to improve data quality (Billings et al 2021;Bhutada et al 2021) as well as in a clinical context (Hutt and Lefebvre 2021;Sancristóbal et al 2021). Two more articles (Glomb et al 2021;Orczyk and Kajikawa 2021) summarize and provide a perspective on some aspects of the burgeoning field.…”
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“…Examples for such observations are a large variability between repeated measurements [29][30][31] and strong intrinsic fluctuations in observations [32][33][34]. To describe such observed random properties, various different fluctuation mechanisms have been proposed, such as deterministic chaotic dynamics [35], heterogeneity [29] or linear high-dimensional dynamics driven by additive noise [36].…”
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confidence: 99%