Myrov Vladislav
@vladislav_myrov
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Joined June 2023
Last week, I defended my PhD thesis. It was a unique journey: in some moments, it was completely devastating and heartbreaking, while in others, it was inspiring and exciting. Thanks for all my collegeaus and PIs Now I can answer 'yes' when they call for a doctor on an airplane!
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@PessoaBrain Cool article! In addition, at criticality even in simple models, the correlation between structure & function drops
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@MonchyNoemie Hello, an interesting work, thanks for sharing! Did I understand correctly that you at first identified the "true oscillations" from the PSD peaks (e.g. there is a peak in 8-12Hz -> we have alpha) and then you computed FC in those bands?
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RT @neuroprinciples: 1/14 Happy to share our brief and sweet results on "signatures of criticality in efficient coding networks" now in @PN…
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@KordingLab So I think that those results do not invalidate the E/I hypothesis but highlights that a dynamical system such as neuronal population may have dynamic control parameters that vary in time
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@KordingLab Connectivity strength between neurons is another important property where not just 'weight' of connections but also their distribution plays a role (realistic heavy-tailed SC leads to different crit. landscape in comp. to uniform
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@Tomdonoghue hm, looks interesting! Is there anyway to contribute (e.g. add some other measurements? )
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@dan_marinazzo Can methods that try to reduce the effect of the leakage (e.g. fidelity weightning) negate it?
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@Leesplez So, why pursie if this is a complete bullshit? Seriously, payment is low, effort is enormous, I dont actually see any reason to do that.
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@MariannaAngiol1 @SilviaScarpetta @PierpaSorre Hey, a cool research! Interestingly, that in our recent paper ( ) we found a bit orthogonal results : a linear correlation between SC and FC are _reduced_ around criticality! Maybe because we operationalized functional relations differently
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@MillerLabMIT However, it looks that the "knife's edge" is not an actual edge or singular point, but rather a region of parameters aka Griffiths Phase
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RT @MillerLabMIT: New paper! Propofol anesthesia causes unconsciousness by making your brain more chaotic. It does this *increasing* inhib…
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RT @PessoaBrain: *Network motifs in cellular neurophysiology* Looks like beautiful paper by Divyansh Mittal and Rishikesh Narayanan Functi…
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