Urbana / New York / Pittsburgh / Cambridge / Priebe / London / /
Company
V1 / Neural Information Processing Systems / MIT Press / Pikovsky A. S. / Prescott S. A. / Ó 2004 Elsevier Ltd. / John Wiley and Sons / Computational Neural Systems / McCormick / Brown S. P. / /
Country
United States / / /
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Movie Release / /
Facility
Carnegie Mellon University / University of Illinois Press / / /
IndustryTerm
inverse power law relationship / information processing / analytical solution / adaptive mechanism accounting / power law relationship / basic design principles underlying information processing systems / retinal processing / nonlinear information processing systems / similar nonlinear systems / energy / power law relation / energy resources / half-rectification device / orthogonal algorithm / nonlinear systems / nonlinear threshold systems / static nonlinear systems / nonlinear biological systems / exist accounting for the interesting power law relationship / /
Movie
A. D. / /
Organization
National Institute of Health / National Science Foundation / MIT / Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition / University of Illinois Press / National Academy of Sciences / receptivefield / Tai Sing Lee Department of Computer Science / Carnegie Mellon University / Pittsburgh / /
Person
Matthew A. Smith / Heeger / Tai Sing Lee / Ruyter van Steveninck / Brian Potetz / / /
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D. J. / General / Corresponding author / /
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New Jersey / Pennsylvania / Montana / North Carolina / /
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Physical Review Letters / Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / Journal of Neuroscience / Nature Neuroscience / /
Technology
Neuroscience / amplitude modulation / PDF / simulation / /
Vision Research[removed]–592 www.elsevier.com/locate/visres The role of spiking nonlinearity in contrast gain control and information transmission Yuguo Yu *, Brian Potetz, Tai Sing Lee