How is information encoded by neurons?
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In neural coding, neurons generate electrical pulses, or action potentials, to encode information and communicate with each other. ... The neuron's membrane voltage is constantly fluctuating in response to both electrical pulse inputs from other neurons as well as the neuron's own internal noise.
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In neural coding, neurons generate electrical pulses, or action potentials, to encode information and communicate with each other. The neuron's membrane voltage is constantly fluctuating in response to both electrical pulse inputs from other neurons as well as the neuron's own internal noise.
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