Masami Tatsuno

The paper compares polychronous groups and cell ensembles in spiking neural networks under different STDP rules and network connectivity, showing discrepancies between anatomical and spike-pattern memory representations.

This study identifies behaviorally relevant cell ensembles in rat motor cortex that replay during sleep and show hippocampal modulation, suggesting hippocampal involvement in motor skill learning.

This paper applies information geometry methods to EEG data to detect third-order neural interactions using optimized binarization and surrogate data validation.

The paper detects long-lasting reactivation of neuronal clusters in the hippocampus and prefrontal cortex using a novel spike train clustering method and information geometry analysis.

The paper identifies regional differences in cholinergic terminal activity associated with slow-wave activity in specific cortical areas during REM sleep in mice.

This paper introduces a method to detect cell-assembly sequences in neural activity without external references, revealing new structures in rat prefrontal cortex during goal-directed behavior.