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Applying the multivariate time-rescaling theorem to neural population models

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Figure 1: Procedure to test neural population models based on the multivari- multivari-ate time-rescaling theorem
Figure 2: Mutually coupled neurons. Two neurons are mutually coupled and alternatively generate spikes with stochastic synaptic delays that are drawn from two gaussian distributions (shaded area)
Figure 3: Mutually coupled neurons. (A) Residual KS plots for the univari- univari-ate test
Figure 4: Mutually coupled neurons. (A, and B): Scatter plots of pairs of subse- subse-quent z-values for the univariate test do not suggest any dependence structure within neurons
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