Basic Analysis of Digital Spike Maps

This paper studies digital spike maps that can generate various periodic spike-trains. In order to analyze the maps, we present a simple analysis algorithm to calculate basic feature quantities. We then analyze a typical example of the map given by discretizing the bifurcating neuron. Applying the algorithm to the example, we demonstrate complex dynamics and give basic classification of the dynamics.

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