sundsted at amnese.eng.uab.edu (Todd Sundsted) writes:
>I'm trying to locate any recent work Donald H. Perkel may have done
>on spike trains and their analysis. He published several papers on their
>characteristics when treated as point processes, but the latest work I
>have been able to locate is from the early 70's.
> Does anyone know what he doing, or whether or not he has moved on
>to different areas of research? I have really only scanned the biological
>liturature so I would have missed him if his current work is in mathematics
>(for example).
> Anyway, I would appreciate any information anyone would have
>concerning his work (or current research on spike train analysis, or the
>characteristics of non-stationary point processes, or anything related to
>those...)
> Thanks,
> Todd Sundsted
Don Perkel died in the 1980s. For an example of current work on spike
train analysis, see the Softky and Koch paper in NEURAL COMPUTATION last year.
William H. Calvin WCalvin at U.Washington.edu
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