In article <ac6b99ff.0202240857.515be638 at posting.google.com>, pepsine at hotmail.com (Uttapon E.) wrote:
>I have three samples of sheep's neuronal signal collected.
>1. 5 sec from spontaneous base line
>2. 5sec from visual presentation
>3. 5 sec from object moving
>>>I want to plot CV vs mean of ISI of each cases, as I saw in many
>paper, and compared it. I can plot an ISI graph vs number of spike, at
>bin =10ms, 20ms.but I don't know how to plot mean of ISI vs CV graph.
>I have no idea. could you please explain me step by step or link where
>i can read it. also how to plot Fano vs spike count distribution.
Seems like you just need a definition of CV and Fano factor?
CV = SD/mean (sample SD I think is usual)
Fano = variance / mean
SD and variance relate to your ISI for which you are already calculating a
mean.
Is that all you need?
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