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We introduce the notion of Morton-style factorial coding and illustrate how it may help understand information integration and perceptual coding in the brain. We show that by focusing on average responses one may miss the existence of factorial coding mechanisms that become only apparent when analyzing spike count histograms. We show evidence suggesting that the classical/non-classical receptiv...

We introduce the notion of Morton-style factorial coding and illustrate how it may help understand information integration and perceptual coding in the brain. We show that by focusing on average responses one may miss the existence of factorial coding mechanisms that become only apparent when analyzing spike count histograms. We show evidence suggesting that the classical/non-classical receptiv...

4 5 Patrick L. Sheets, Benjamin A. Suter, Taro Kiritani, C. Savio Chan, D. James Surmeier, 6 Gordon M. G. Shepherd 7 8 Author addresses: Department of Physiology, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern 9 University, Chicago, IL, USA 10 11 Correspondence: Patrick L. Sheets, PhD, Dept Physiol, Morton 5-660, Northwestern University, 12 303 East Chicago Ave., Chicago, IL 60611; 312-503-0753; p-s...

We give a new proof of the classical Dalang-Morton-Willinger theorem.

Recently, several experimental studies have been conducted on block data layout in conjunction with tiling as a data transformation technique to improve cache performance. In this paper, we analyze cache and TLB performance of such alternate layouts (including block data layout and Morton layout) when used in conjunction with tiling. We derive a tight lower bound on TLB performance for standard...

We study four (a priori) different ways in which an open book decomposition of the 3-sphere can be defined to braided. These include generalised exchangeability by Morton and Rampichini mutual braiding Rudolph, were shown equivalent Rampichini, as well P-fiberedness a property related simple branched covers $S^3$ inspired work Montesinos Morton. prove that these notions braided are actually all...