A hierarchy of intrinsic timescales across primate cortex

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作者：

John D Murray

Alberto Bernacchia

David J Freedman

Ranulfo Romo

Jonathan D Wallis

Xinying Cai

Camillo Padoa-Schioppa

Tatiana Pasternak

Hyojung Seo

Daeyeol Lee

Xiao-Jing Wang

机构：

[1] Center for Neural Science,Department of Neurobiology

[2] New York University,Department of Neurobiology

[3] Yale University School of Medicine,Department of Psychology

[4] School of Engineering and Science,Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology

[5] Jacobs University,Department of Neurobiology and Anatomy

[6] The University of Chicago,undefined

[7] Instituto de Fisiología Celular,undefined

[8] Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México,undefined

[9] El Colegio Nacional,undefined

[10] Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute,undefined

[11] University of California,undefined

[12] Berkeley,undefined

[13] Berkeley,undefined

[14] California,undefined

[15] USA.,undefined

[16] University of California,undefined

[17] Berkeley,undefined

[18] Berkeley,undefined

[19] California,undefined

[20] USA.,undefined

[21] NYU-ECNU Institute of Brain and Cognitive Science,undefined

[22] NYU Shanghai,undefined

[23] Washington University in St. Louis,undefined

[24] University of Rochester,undefined

[25] Center for Visual Science,undefined

[26] University of Rochester,undefined

来源：

Nature Neuroscience | 2014年 / 17卷

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摘要：

Primate cortex can be organized with specialization and hierarchical principles, but presently there is little evidence for how it is organized temporally. Across six separate datasets, the authors find a hierarchical ordering of intrinsic fluctuation of spiking activity, with timescales that increase from sensory to prefrontal areas.

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页码：1661 / 1663

页数：2

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