Point process framework for modeling electrical stimulation of auditory nerve (Goldwyn et al. 2012)


Goldwyn JH, Rubinstein JT, Shea-Brown E. (2012). A point process framework for modeling electrical stimulation of the auditory nerve. Journal of neurophysiology. 108 [PubMed]

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