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Emergence of Irregular Activity in Networks of Strongly Coupled Conductance-Based Neurons.
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Abstract
Cortical neurons are characterized by irregular firing and a broad distribution of rates. The balanced state model explains these observations with a cancellation of mean excitatory and inhibitory currents, which makes fluctuations drive firing. In networks of neurons with current-based synapses, the balanced state emerges dynamically if coupling is strong, i.e., if the mean number of synapses per neuron
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