$Dynamically multilayered visual system of the multifractal fly$

Dynamically multilayered visual system of the multifractal fly

We dynamically analyze our experimental results on the motion sensitive spiking H1 neuron of the fly's visual system. We find that the fly uses an alphabet composed of a few letters to encode the information contained in the stimulus. The alphabet dynamics is multifractal both with and without...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Physical review letters 2006-10, Vol.97 (17), p.178102-178102, Article 178102
Hauptverfasser:	Baptista, M S, Grebogi, Celso, Köberle, Roland
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