Temporal correlation in phrenic neural activity.
Temporal correlation in phrenic neural activity.
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膈神经活动的时间相关性。
DOI:
10.1007/978-1-4757-9077-1_19
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发表时间:
1998
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通讯作者:
Kazemi,H
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作者:
Hoop,B;Krause,WL;Kazemi,H
Neural activity which gives rise to eupnea fluctuates in a complex manner. Apparently “noisy” variations in activity of the phrenic nerve may display a fractal scaling relationship. Fractal scaling in eupnea is the consequence of physical and chemical processes acting over short time scales at the cellular level, and which are correlated with similar processes acting simultaneously over longer time scales. Specifically, variations in phrenic neural bursts may not be independent random fluctuations or entirely due to short-range influences4, but may exhibit temporal correlation indicative of fractal scaling. West and Deering20have demonstrated that fractal processes are essentially unresponsive to error and very tolerant of variability in the physiological environment. In this view, eupnea with its concomitant stability to error from a broad spectrum of inputs must have the error-tolerant properties of fractals.