We consider the Pavlovian eyeblink conditioning (EBC) in the cerebellum via repeated presentation of paired conditioned stimulus (tone) and unconditioned stimulus (airpuff) , and investigate the effect of diverse temporal recoding of granule (GR) cells on the EBC by varying the connection probability p_c from Golgi to GR cells . For an optimal value of p_c^*~(=0.029), individual GR cells exhibit diverse spiking patterns which are well- or ill-matched with the unconditioned stimulus.
<clarity> We consider the Pavlovian eyeblink conditioning (EBC) in the cerebellum via repeated presentation of paired conditioned stimulus (tone) and unconditioned stimulus (airpuff) , and investigate the effect of diverse temporal recoding of granule (GR) cells on the EBC by varying the connection probability p_c from Golgi to GR cells . For an optimal value of p_c^*~(=0.029), individual GR cells exhibit diverse spiking patterns which are well- or ill-matched with the unconditioned stimulus.
We consider the Pavlovian eyeblink conditioning (EBC) in the cerebellum via repeated presentation of paired conditioned stimulus (tone) and unconditioned stimulus (airpuff) , and investigate the effect of diverse temporal recoding of granule (GR) cells on the EBC by varying the connection probability p_c from Golgi to granule cells is changed. In an optimal case of p_c^*~(=0.029), individual GR cells exhibit diverse spiking patterns which are well- or ill-matched with the unconditioned stimulus.