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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Temporal code"”.

  1. Channel estimation and signal enhancement for DS-CDMA systems

    … channel parameter estimation for direct-sequence code-division multiple-access (DS-CDMA) systems. Using the Bayesian framework, various linear and simplified nonlinear multiuser detectors are proposed, and their performances are analyzed. The simplified non-linear Bayesian solutions can bridge the …

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  2. Processing Submillisecond Timing Differences in a Model Electrosensory System

    … central neurons. Some sensory systems can detect temporal information with submillisecond accuracy, despite these signals occurring faster than the approximately 1 ms timescale of neuronal firing. In sound localization, the best studied example of this phenomenon, there are at least two distinct …

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  3. ms-Scale temporal coding in the thalamus predicted by whisker dispersive vibrational transduction

    Whether stimulus information is encoded in the whisker system has been a question of debate. Considering the remarkable temporal precision in the whisker system with spike timing as small as 10μs, there is potential for ultrahigh capacity information channel in kb/s. To study temporal structures in …

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  4. A Neural Signal Processor for Low-Latency Spike Inference

    This thesis describes the development of a system that can assign identities to a population of single-units, in multi-electrode recordings, at single-spike resolution with low-latency. The system has two parts. The first is a Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA)-based Neural Signal Processor (NSP) …

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