Global Efficiency of Retinal Networks shows Robustness and Degenerate States
Abstract
This exploratory project report provides a study of the retina in response to spontaneous and evoked pattern of flashes for different time cycles. These patterns induce changes at individual neural level and network level, while global efficiency, a topological network measure, presents robustness and degenerate states across time. This report also discusses some alternatives to explain changes observed and how it could be related to oscillatory plasticity mechanism.
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