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posted on 2023-01-24, 18:35 authored by Malte Schilling, Holk CruseLeft: Four units (red) form a PMN network. Both inhibitory units are equipped with a high-pass filter (H). The purple arrows represent external injection of pilocarpine. Right: four units (grey), two of which are recurrently connected with unit Walk via constant input. Both inhibitory units do not have high-pass properties, but only low-pass filter properties as is the case for all other neurons in neuroWalknet.
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