Poincare Maps
For each spike, a point is displayed where the X coordinate of the point is the current interspike interval and Y coordinate of the point is the preceding interspike interval.
Parameters
Parameter |
Description |
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Min Interval |
Time axis minimum in seconds. |
Max Interval |
Time axis maximum in seconds |
Log Axis Scale |
An option to use Log10 axis scales. |
Select Data |
If Select Data is From Time Range, only the data from the specified (by Select Data From and Select Data To parameters) time range will be used in analysis. See also Data Selection Options. |
Select Data From |
Start of the time range in seconds. |
Select Data To |
End of the time range in seconds. |
Int. filter type |
Specifies if the analysis will use a single or multiple interval filters. |
Interval filter |
Specifies the interval filter(s) that will be used to preselect data before analysis. See also Data Selection Options. |
Summary of Numerical Results
The following information is available in the Summary of Numerical Results
Column |
Description |
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Variable |
Variable name. |
YMin |
Y axis minimum. |
YMax |
Y axis maximum. |
Spikes |
The number of spikes used in calculation |
Mean Freq. |
Mean firing rate. |
Algorithm
For each spike that occurred at time t[i],
Poincare plot shows the point with the coordinates
(t[i] - t[i-1], t[i-1] - t[i-2]).
That is, the X
coordinate of the point is the current
interspike interval and the Y
coordinate of the point is the preceding interspike interval.