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temporal frequency

temporal frequency Temporal frequency is the rate at which a visual stimulus changes over time, such as a drifting grating.

Temporal frequency is the rate at which a visual stimulus changes over time, such as a drifting grating. In this context, it refers to the speed of the stimulus’s time-based modulation that can shape how strongly visual neurons fire or oscillate.

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Drafting source: Wypych Marek; Nagy Attila; Mochol Gabriela; Foik Andrzej; Benedek György; Waleszczyk Wioletta J.. Spectral Characteristics of Phase Sensitivity and Discharge Rate of Neurons in the Ascending Tectofugal Visual System. 2014; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0103557; article XML SHA-256 fbaa881c457d67b0f8d1be17196476dbf0b682aaf4c9a90a6bdb82c02d27afdb. “Spectral Characteristics of Phase Sensitivity and Discharge Rate of Neurons in the Ascending Tectofugal Visual System” (10.1371/journal.pone.0103557).
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