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Functional Triplet Motifs Underlie Accurate Predictions of Single-Trial Responses...

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High-speed two-photon targeted line scans sample up to ~350 excitatory layer 2/3 neurons at ~30 Hz and across datasets (~4,500 neurons) to predict single-trial calcium transients. A partial-correlation directed weight matrix (lags ±100 ms) plus linear summation of inputs uses nine 5-minute blocks (45 min) to predict a held-out 5-minute block, yielding ~80% mean variance explained (optimal regression ≈92%, inferred weights ~10% worse). Both tuned and untuned cells contribute, large weights and recurrent edges matter disproportionately — the simple network model works surprisingly well.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 3:13GOALS
  3. 4:23OUTLINE
  4. 5:05OUR EXPERIMENTAL SET-UP
  5. 5:44RETINOTOPY TO CONFIRM VISUAL CORTEX
  6. 8:22CORTICAL V1 MICROCIRCUIT DYNAMICS IMAGED WITH HOPS
  7. 13:08MULTINEURONAL RESPONSES TO DRIFTING GRATINGS
  8. 15:22TUNED NEURONS SHOW VARIABLE SINGLE TRIAL ACTIVITY
  9. 16:30TUNING DOESN'T PREDICT SINGLE TRIAL RESPONSES VERY WELL
  10. 22:11BUILDING A FUNCTIONAL NETWORK USING PAIRWISE PARTIAL CORRELATION Edge weight - partial correlation w = 0.51
  11. 26:30FUNCTIONAL NETWORKS REFLECT TUNING IN THE POPULATION
  12. 27:01MODELING NEURON RESPONSES USING FUNCTIONAL NETWORKS
  13. 32:28POPULATION SIZE UNDERLIES PREDICTION ACCURACY
  14. 34:01RECURRENT CONNECTIONS ARE BIASED TOWARD LARGE EDGE WEIGHTS
  15. 35:28ASSEMBLIES
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