El Duvelle · @elduvelle
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⤴️ What are good reviews that explain the differences between and ?
Do post your own!

I'd recommend, as the most recent I know which addresses both: (Decoding the cognitive map: ensemble hippocampal sequences and decision making)[sciencedirect.com/science/arti] by Wikenheiser & @adredish .
Also really like the figures in (Hippocampal ripples and memory consolidation)[sciencedirect.com/science/arti] (yes, a bit old).
​Will post others as I come up with them but I also count on you!
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#replay #thetasequences

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El Duvelle · @elduvelle
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So... what are the differences between and (in the rodent ?

Here is an illustration from real data!

Fig 1 shows ~70 firing while a rat runs on a maze to reach a reward. See how the activity is different between running and pausing?
Fig 2 shows possible theta sequences.
Fig 3 shows possible replay.

Spot the differences & check alt text for more info!

PS: (very simple) code to plot this is available here !

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#thetasequences #replay #hippocampus #placecells #matlab

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El Duvelle · @elduvelle
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We are also unaware of any reports of reactivation events that contain representations of a trajectory that leads to a location of immobility followed by a trajectory that leads away from the location

Interesting, and probably true, right? Why is that? Related to the spatial chunking of ?

source: Yu et al., 2017

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El Duvelle · @elduvelle
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@mrspaghetti Super interesting!!
Does it affect “basic” behaviour in any way (running speed, number /duration of pauses, rearing etc.)?
Does it affect coding?
Does it affect ?!
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#splittercell #thetasequences

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