DocumentCode
1812337
Title
Spike train correlation visualization
Author
Walter, Martin A. ; Stuart, Liz J. ; Borisyuk, Roman
Author_Institution
Centre for Neural & Adaptive Syst., Univ. of Plymouth, UK
fYear
2003
fDate
16-18 July 2003
Firstpage
555
Lastpage
560
Abstract
The current ability to record neural activity within the brains of mammals has led to the production of a large body of experimental data. The analysis and comprehension of this data is key to the understanding of many basic brains functions, for example learning and memory. The main constituent of this data is multidimensional spike train recordings. As the analysis of these datasets by traditional means becomes more complex and time consuming, the need for better methods of data analysis increases. We present an innovative method for analysis of the relationships within large multidimensional spike train datasets. This method, called the ´correlation grid´, is based on the information visualisation principles; overview the data, filter and zoom the data and obtain details-on-demand (B. Shneiderman, (1996). The features of the correlation grid are described, including filtering and statistical sorting methods.
Keywords
bioelectric potentials; data analysis; data visualisation; filtering theory; medical signal processing; neural nets; neurophysiology; basic brain function; correlation grid method; data analysis; data filtering; data overview; details-on-demand; information visualisation; innovative method; multidimensional spike train dataset; neural activity; spike train correlation visualization; statistical sorting method; Adaptive systems; Biology computing; Data analysis; Data visualization; Filters; Information filtering; Nervous system; Neurons; Production systems; Systems biology;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Information Visualization, 2003. IV 2003. Proceedings. Seventh International Conference on
Print_ISBN
0-7695-1988-1
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/IV.2003.1218040
Filename
1218040
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