The Impulses Produced by Sensory Nerve-Endings¶
Adrian, E. D., & Zotterman, Y. (1926). The Impulses Produced by Sensory Nerve-Endings: Part 2. The Response of a Single End-Organ. Journal of Physiology, 61(2), 151-171.
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- Rate Coding
- In neuroscience, muscle force, light intensity, stimulus contrast, and reward value are represented by the spike rates of neuron populations whose individual spikes carry no analog information.
This sourceFirst demonstration that stimulus intensity (muscle stretch) is encoded by the frequency of identical all-or-nothing nerve impulses.
- In neuroscience, muscle force, light intensity, stimulus contrast, and reward value are represented by the spike rates of neuron populations whose individual spikes carry no analog information.
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