Trial-to-trial variability in the responses of neurons carries information about stimulus location in the rat whisker thalamus

From the perspective of neural coding, the considerable trial-to-trial variability in the responses of neurons to sensory stimuli is puzzling. Trial-to-trial response variability is typically interpreted in terms of "noise" (i.e., it represents either intrinsic noise of the system or infor...

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