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        <title>Inferring the role of inhibition in auditory processing of complex natural stimuli</title>
        <author>Schinkel-Bielefeld</author>
        <author>David</author>
        <author>Shamma</author>
        <author>Butts</author>
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          <title>Inferring the role of inhibition in auditory processing of complex natural stimuli</title>
          <date>2012</date>
          <publisher>Journal of Neurophysiology</publisher>
          <idno type="DOI">10.1152/jn.01173.2011</idno>
          
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        <label>how the interplay of excitation and inhibition shapes A1 responses to natural sounds, and whether it can be recovered from extracellular spikes alone</label>
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        <label>whether a model that separates excitatory from inhibitory contributions predicts A1 spike trains better than the linear receptive field, and recovers properties matching intracellular measurements</label>
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        <label>a nonlinear model whose inferred excitation and inhibition predict spikes better than the linear model and reproduce intensity tuning, onset and offset responses that were never explicitly built in</label>
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        <term>Intensity tuning arises because the excitatory/inhibitory balance shifts with sound level: at high intensities the filtered inputs land on the saturating part of the internal nonlinearities, so the excitatory lead no longer produces a large net drive.</term>
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        <term>Onset responses are generated by excitation reaching the cell before inhibition, with the lagging inhibition cutting the response short.</term>
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        <term>Offset responses are generated when the excitatory nonlinearity is amplified relative to the inhibitory one, so inhibition falls away before excitation does and firing rebounds.</term>
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        <term>Sustained firing is generated when, at large filter outputs, the internal nonlinearity amplifies excitation more than inhibition.</term>
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        <label>transient onset responses arise from inhibition arriving later than excitation, and also from a difference in their nonlinear gains even when the latencies match</label>
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        <label>offset responses are described as rebound from inhibition, in the 15% of neurons that show them</label>
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        <label>and intensity tuning falls out of the separate nonlinearities, which shift the balance between excitation and inhibition as intensity and stimulus dynamics change</label>
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        <label>with the whole approach resting on approximating the mechanisms rather than the response properties</label>
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        <label>The model&#x27;s excitatory and inhibitory terms cannot be claimed to correspond to actual synaptic currents or conductances.</label>
        <note>what this limits: every interpretation of the model&#x27;s terms as physiology: THE LABELS FOR EACH TERM ARE MEANT TO DESCRIBE THE INTUITION BEHIND THE STRUCTURE OF THE MODEL, BUT WE CANNOT CLAIM THAT THESE TERMS NECESSARILY REPRESENT ACTUAL excitatory and inhibitory currents</note>
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        <label>The model&#x27;s constrained structure sacrifices generality and may perform poorly for nonlinearities it does not embody.</label>
        <note>what this limits: the model&#x27;s performance outside the nonlinearities it encodes: THIS LACK OF GENERALITY COULD HURT THE GNM PERFORMANCE WHEN CONSIDERING NONLINEAR PROCESSING OF FORMS NOT CAPTURED BY ITS STRUCTURE</note>
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        <label>The current model cannot represent separate offset-tuned inputs as an alternative source of offset responses.</label>
        <note>what this limits: the account of offset responses: the model cannot represent separate offset-tuned inputs as the alternative source, so that explanation is untested rather than excluded</note>
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        <label>The fit does not prove that the proposed nonlinear mechanisms actually produce the observed A1 nonlinearities.</label>
        <note>what this limits: the mechanistic reading of the model fit: ALTHOUGH THIS IS BY NO MEANS PROOF THAT SUCH NONLINEAR MECHANISMS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR OBSERVED A1 NONLINEARITIES, IT DOES PROVIDE A UNIFIED FRAMEWORK</note>
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        <label>the fit is explicitly not proof that these mechanisms are responsible for the observed nonlinearities</label>
        <note>what this limits: the same scope as limitations[3], from the other direction: THERE IS NO GUARANTEE THAT FOCUSING ON INTERNAL NONLINEAR MECHANISMS WOULD NECESSARILY DESCRIBE THE OBSERVED RESPONSE NONLINEARITIES, WE FOUND THAT THEY DID</note>
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        <label>the model cannot distinguish rebound from a separate set of offset-tuned inputs, which more recent work reports</label>
        <note>what this limits: the rebound account of offset responses: THE GNM IN ITS CURRENT FORM DOES NOT ADDRESS THE POSSIBILITY OF SEPARATE OFFSET-TUNED INPUTS</note>
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        <label>some intensity tuning may be inherited from the inputs to A1 rather than generated there</label>
        <note>what this limits: the claim that the tuning is generated in A1: IT IS POSSIBLE THAT SOME ASPECTS OF INTENSITY TUNING ARE INHERITED FROM THE INPUTS TO A1</note>
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        <label>and the structure that makes it efficient also costs it the generality of methods that search for stimulus dimensions without assuming a form</label>
        <note>what this limits: the generality of the model class: it FOCUSES ON WHAT IS EXPECTED TO BE A DOMINANT mechanism rather than searching the space of stimulus dimensions, which is what makes it efficient and what bounds it</note>
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        <label>with the intensity tuning measured here agreeing only qualitatively with the same property measured using pure tones</label>
        <note>what this limits: any comparison of these intensity-tuning values with pure-tone measurements: Quotation withheld, DUE TO THE EFFECT OF STIMULUS CONTEXT ON A1 RESPONSES</note>
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        <label>cotuned excitation and inhibition, and the timing and gain differences between them, imported as the model&#x27;s structure</label>
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      <span xml:id="t24" type="transfers" ana="#transfers[1]" resp="#tagger" cert="1.0">
        <label>a sentence database, used as the natural stimulus set</label>
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        <label>the linear receptive field itself, and the maximum likelihood machinery used to fit it</label>
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        <label>spike-triggered covariance and maximally informative dimension analysis, which identify additional stimulus features that contribute to the computation underlying the neuronal response</label>
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        <label>the equaliser calibrated before each experiment to achieve flat gain for the acoustic properties of that earphone insertion</label>
        <note>eliminates: a spectral tilt introduced by how the earphone happened to sit - re-calibrating per experiment means the stimulus spectrum is the one intended rather than the one the fitting produced · outcome (stated by the tagger, no quotation): held</note>
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        <label>THE STANDARD MODEL STRUCTURALLY CANNOT SEE THE PHENOMENON: the linear receptive field assumes responses are an average over the neuron&#x27;s many inputs, and SUCH AVERAGING NECESSARILY HIDES the effects of excitation and inhibition where their tuning overlaps</label>
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        <label>so a property that intracellular work established is invisible to the measure the field uses extracellularly - not undetected, but hidden by construction</label>
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        <label>AND THE FIT IS DECLARED NOT TO BE PROOF: there is no guarantee that focusing on internal mechanisms would describe the observed nonlinearities, and this is BY NO MEANS PROOF that they are responsible</label>
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        <label>AN OUT-OF-DESIGN PREDICTION USED AS EVIDENCE: the model has NO EXPLICIT MECHANISM for intensity tuning and predicts it better than the linear model and as well as a model built for it</label>
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        <label>THREE modeling APPROACHES COMPARED, WITH THE TRADE-OFF NAMED: searching for extra stimulus features is general but leaves it unclear what mechanism is being captured, and this model&#x27;s structure costs generality while buying data efficiency</label>
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        <label>with the weakness of the first approach stated in its own terms - no constraints are introduced on the type of computation, so the higher-order description is hard to tie to known processing</label>
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        <label>THE SAME PROPERTY MEASURED WITH TWO STIMULI GIVES DIFFERENT NUMBERS, AND THE PAPER SAYS WHY IT SHOULD: intensity tuning agrees qualitatively but NOT quantitatively with the pure-tone measurement, because context and stimulus dynamics change the excitatory-inhibitory balance</label>
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        <label>and a new measure is introduced specifically so that models can be compared on it, rather than only on spike prediction</label>
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        <label>A RIVAL MECHANISM FOR THE SAME DATA, NAMED AND LEFT OPEN: offset responses are described here as rebound from inhibition, while more recent work finds a distinct set of offset-tuned inputs</label>
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        <label>and the population is heterogeneous - only 60% are clear onset cells and 15% have a clear offset response, so one mechanism cannot stand for the class</label>
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      <span xml:id="t38" type="senses" ana="#senses[10]" resp="#tagger" cert="1.0">
        <label>THE STIMULUS CHOICE MAKES CERTAIN MODEL PROPERTIES RELEVANT: speech is made of discrete syllables separated by gaps, which is what makes onset, offset and sustained responses matter to overall performance</label>
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        <label>and the experiment that would settle it is specified - tones ramped in intensity at different speeds, compared against the model or measured intracellularly</label>
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        <label>with an alternative source acknowledged: some intensity tuning may be INHERITED from the inputs to A1 rather than computed there</label>
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        <label>AND THE VALIDATION IS AGREEMENT WITH A DIFFERENT METHOD: properties inferred from extracellular spikes are consistent with previous intracellular observations</label>
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        <label>the class membership is assigned by a property bundle - tonotopic organization, latency and simple frequency tuning verify a neuron as belonging to the area</label>
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        <note>a second reading DIFFERING from the recorded value. Recorded: mechanism — note: a second reading, verbatim-verified, disagreeing with the value on the record. Not applied - a person decides.</note>
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        <label>method: a generalised nonlinear model with separate filters and nonlinearities for putative excitatory and inhibitory elements, fitted to spikes evoked by continuous speech</label>
        <note>a second reading DIFFERING from the recorded value. Recorded: electrophysiology — note: a second reading, verbatim-verified, disagreeing with the value on the record. Not applied - a person decides.</note>
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        <label>phenomenon: cotuned excitation and inhibition, whose effects cancel in any measure that averages over a neuron&#x27;s inputs</label>
        <note>a second reading DIFFERING from the recorded value. Recorded: excitatory-inhibitory interplay in primary auditory cortex — note: a second reading, verbatim-verified, disagreeing with the value on the record. Not applied - a person decides.</note>
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        <label>builds-on → the generalized nonlinear model (GNM) framework of Butts et al. (2011)</label>
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        <label>builds-on → the A1 recording dataset and procedures of David et al. (2009)</label>
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        <label>extends → the multilinear / input-nonlinearity model of A1 intensity tuning (Ahrens et al. 2008b)</label>
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        <label>critiques → the linear spectrotemporal receptive field, which averages over inputs and therefore cannot represent cotuned excitation and inhibition</label>
        <note>differs in: THE AXIS IS WHETHER INHIBITION IS COTUNED WITH EXCITATION. &#x27;Quotation withheld.&#x27; A model that averages over inputs cannot represent two opposing drives with the same tuning - so the objection is about what the FORMALISM can hold, not about whether its fits are good.</note>
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        <label>extends → intracellular findings of cotuned excitation and inhibition, to extracellular recordings and natural stimuli</label>
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        <label>distinguishes-from → feature-search methods such as spike-triggered covariance and maximally informative dimensions, which are more general and less interpretable</label>
        <note>differs in: THE AXIS IS WHETHER THE NONLINEARITY IS DISCOVERED FROM THE DATA. &#x27;One approach has been to identify additional stimulus features (in addition to the linear STRF) that contribute to the computation underlying the neuronal response, for example using SPIKE-TRIGGERED COVARIANCE (STC) or MAXIMALLY INFORMATIVE DIMENSION (MID) ANALYSIS.&#x27; Its twin at [6] carries the other family, which builds in nonlinearities chosen in advance. NOTE: the target also calls these methods &#x27;more general and less interpretable&#x27; AND THIS SPAN SAYS NEITHER - the axis recorded here is the one the sentence supports, and the target&#x27;s extra claim remains unanchored.</note>
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        <label>distinguishes-from → multilinear models that add components for specific known nonlinearities</label>
        <note>differs in: THE AXIS IS WHETHER THE NONLINEARITY IS DISCOVERED OR SPECIFIED IN ADVANCE. &#x27;A second approach has taken an opposite tack, by incorporating model components to capture specific nonlinear elements of A1 processing, such as intensity tuning and dependence on stimulus context. This approach has been CAST AS A MULTILINEAR MODEL.&#x27; One family searches for features the data reveal; the other builds in nonlinearities the modeller already believes in - so the two can fit the same neuron and disagree about what it does.</note>
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        <label>supports → the account in which relative timing of excitation and inhibition produces transient onset responses</label>
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        <label>qualifies → its own rebound account of offset responses, against a report of separate offset-tuned inputs</label>
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        <label>excitation —contrasted-with→ inhibition</label>
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        <note>strength of the relation: 1
Audit 2026-09-28: DOUBTFUL - read against its span and kept, but the span concerns co-tuned excitation and inhibition; contrasted-with is loose.</note>
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        <label>STRF —operationalised-as→ stimulus</label>
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        <note>strength of the relation: 1 · note: sounds matching it drive the strongest responses, which is the intuition the whole field runs on
Audit 2026-09-28: DOUBTFUL - read against its span and kept, but the STRF describes stimulus selectivity; operationalised-as is loose.</note>
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        <label>GNM —causes→ intensity tuning</label>
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        <note>strength of the relation: 1 · note: AN OUT-OF-DESIGN PREDICTION USED AS EVIDENCE: NO EXPLICIT MECHANISM for it, and it predicts it better than the linear model and as well as a model built for it
Audit 2026-09-28: DOUBTFUL - read against its full span and kept, but the model REPRODUCED A1 intensity tuning through its nonlinearities; causes is loose.</note>
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        <label>The nonlinear GNM predicts A1 spike trains during speech significantly better than the linear STRF-based model across the recorded population.</label>
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        <label>The excitation and inhibition inferred from extracellular data are cotuned: they peak at the same frequency in 44% of neurons and within half an octave in a further 35%.</label>
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        <label>Inhibition is more broadly tuned in frequency than excitation in the large majority of cells.</label>
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        <label>Nonmonotonic intensity tuning emerges from the model even though no intensity-tuning term was built into it, matching a model that fits intensity tuning explicitly.</label>
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        <label>The GNM also reproduces neuronal responses to sound onsets and offsets better than the linear model.</label>
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        <label>Among neurons with sufficient data, 60% were onset cells with little sustained firing and 24% responded with strong sustained activity.</label>
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        <label>Because it is a linear measure, the spectrotemporal receptive field cannot detect overlapping excitation and inhibition.</label>
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        <label>THE STANDARD MODEL STRUCTURALLY CANNOT SEE THE PHENOMENON: averaging over a neuron&#x27;s inputs NECESSARILY HIDES excitation and inhibition where their tuning overlaps</label>
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        <label>the linear receptive field is the standard first-order description, and sounds matching it drive the strongest responses</label>
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        <label>and the gap is named precisely - existing nonlinear models address some aspects and NONE has addressed the interplay of excitation and inhibition</label>
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        <label>THE VALIDATION IS AGREEMENT WITH A DIFFERENT METHOD: properties inferred from extracellular spikes are consistent with previous intracellular observations</label>
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        <label>only clusters with 90% isolation were used, and neurons were verified as belonging to the area by tonotopic organization, latency and simple frequency tuning</label>
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        <label>the stimulus was continuous speech from a sentence database, balanced across speaker sex</label>
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        <label>with a consequence of the upsampling disclosed - all stimulus power was below 8 kHz</label>
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        <label>and two sets of neurons heard different stimulus sets, which is disclosed rather than smoothed over</label>
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        <label>A NEW MEASURE IS INTRODUCED so that models can be compared on intensity tuning itself, not only on spike prediction</label>
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        <label>THE SAME PROPERTY MEASURED WITH TWO STIMULI GIVES DIFFERENT NUMBERS, AND THE PAPER SAYS WHY IT SHOULD</label>
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        <label>AN OUT-OF-DESIGN PREDICTION USED AS EVIDENCE: the model has no explicit mechanism for intensity tuning and predicts it better than the linear model</label>
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        <label>and the settling experiment is specified - tones ramped in intensity at different speeds, compared against the model or measured intracellularly</label>
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        <label>THE STIMULUS CHOICE MAKES CERTAIN MODEL PROPERTIES RELEVANT: speech is made of syllables separated by gaps, so onset, offset and sustained responses matter to performance</label>
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        <label>transient onsets arise from delayed inhibition, AND from a gain difference even when the latencies are the same</label>
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        <label>only 60% of neurons are clear onset cells and 15% have a clear offset response</label>
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        <label>A RIVAL MECHANISM NAMED AND LEFT OPEN: the model cannot address separate offset-tuned inputs, and could be extended to find them</label>
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        <label>with the motivation stated as a recognition - linear models MISS SIGNIFICANT ASPECTS of the processing</label>
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        <label>and the weakness of the feature-search approach stated in its own terms - no constraints on the type of computation, so the mechanism captured is unclear</label>
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        <label>the second approach adds components for specific known nonlinearities and can be estimated efficiently</label>
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        <label>THE TRADE-OFF NAMED IN BOTH DIRECTIONS: the structure could hurt performance for nonlinearities it does not have, and will be much more efficient with data when they match</label>
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        <label>AND THE FIT IS DECLARED NOT TO BE PROOF: no guarantee it would work, and BY NO MEANS PROOF that these mechanisms are responsible</label>
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        <label>the properties that were NOT explicitly modeled are exactly the ones offered as evidence</label>
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        <label>94 — single units recorded extracellularly from primary auditory cortex of awake ferrets</label>
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        <label>P = 4 × 10 −12 — significance of the GNM&#x27;s cross-validated log-likelihood advantage over the linear model across neurons</label>
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        <label>r 2 (GN) = 0.12 and r 2 (LN) = 0.07 — explained variance of the two models for the example neuron</label>
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        <label>90% isolation — the spike-sorting criterion, so the analysed population is already selected on cluster quality</label>
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