tehgabriel at web.de (tomte) wrote in
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> Hi!
>>> I figure that amplitude refers to the abilitude of the IPSC, but what
>> is the cumulative probability and the interevent internal refering
>> too? The cumulative probability of there being an IPSC of that
>> amblitude?
>> Right idea! That's quite close. It's the probability of an incoming
> IPSC with indicated amplitude or lower. The last point is important!
> cumulative probaility := P(amplitude ≤ X)
>>> and what are the events, that the interevent internal, is an interval
>> of?
>> The events are the postsynaptic events => the IPSCs. It is the
> interval between two successive IPSPs (or IPSCs).
>> Best regards,
> Thomas
Ohhhh, like that! I figured they would label the x axis "cummulative
amplitude" or "> amplitude" or something if they ment that. Thanks for
the answer.