Theoretical Neuroscience
3.6 Appendices 119 3.7 Annotated Bibliography 122 4 Information Theory 123 4.1 Entropy and Mutual Information 123 4.2 Information and Entropy Maximization 130 4.3 Entropy and Information for Spike Trains 145 4.4 Chapter Summary 149 4.5 Appendix 150 4.6 Annotated Bibliography 150 II Neurons and Neural Circuits 151 5 Model Neurons I ...
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