2004
DOI: 10.1002/9780471679370
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Nonlinear Dynamic Modeling of Physiological Systems

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“…The collected data were analyzed using a variant of the general Volterra modeling approach 43,41,42 adapted to the two-input case. The two inputs are independent Poisson RIT stimuli and the output is the resulting sequence of population spikes with variable amplitude.…”
Section: Poisson-volterra Modeling Of a Two-input Systemmentioning
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“…The collected data were analyzed using a variant of the general Volterra modeling approach 43,41,42 adapted to the two-input case. The two inputs are independent Poisson RIT stimuli and the output is the resulting sequence of population spikes with variable amplitude.…”
Section: Poisson-volterra Modeling Of a Two-input Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the kernel estimation procedure employs Laguerre expansions, the NMSE value of the model prediction depends on the selected number of Laguerre functions for kernel expansion (L) and the value of the Laguerre parameter α. 41,42 The selection of the optimum values of α and L in each particular application is accomplished through a search procedure over various values of L and α (varying in ascending order) that seeks to minimize the NMSE of the respective model prediction. The number L of Laguerre functions is selected through the mentioned search procedure by requiring that an increase of L by 1 causes reduction of the prediction NMSE by at least 3%.…”
Section: Poisson-volterra Modeling Of a Two-input Systemmentioning
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