The effect of a random initial value in neural first-passage-time models
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uniform distributionOrnstein-Uhlenbeck processexponential distributiontruncated normal distributioninterspike interval distributionsapproximations of Stein's modelconstant inputconstant thresholdeffect of a random initial valuefirst-passage-time distributionleaky integrator with deterministic trajectoriesparameter estimation proceduresstochastic integrate-and-fire neural modelsWiener process with drift
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