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https://wz.ax/phase-spike-encoding-in-neurons
Not to sound arrogant but… reminds me of that famous paper where medical researcher rediscovers integration.

I mean, isn’t encoding data via phase difference about the only way you can transmit both continuous variables and events that is resistant both to “dc offset” and fading?

I always assumed biological neurons *have* to work this way…
Quanta Magazine Neurons Unexpectedly Encode Information in the Timing of Their Firing A temporal pattern of activity observed in human brains for the first time may explain how we can learn so quickly.
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