Spike Toolbox

STFindSynchronousPairs
Identify synchronous spikes in spike trains

Syntax
[stPairs] = STFindSynchronousPairs(stTrain1, stTrain2) [stPairs] = STFindSynchronousPairs(stTrain1, stTrain2, tWindowSize) [stPairs] = STFindSynchronousPairs(stTrain1, stTrain2, tWindowSize, strLevel) [stPairs] = STFindSynchronousPairs(stTrainArray) [stPairs] = STFindSynchronousPairs(stTrainArray, tWindowSize) [stPairs] = STFindSynchronousPairs(stTrainArray, tWindowSize, strLevel)

Description
stPairs will contain a spike train instance, each spike of which represents a spike in stTrain1 that had a corresponding spike in stTrain2 that falls within the specified time window. If tWindowSize is not supplied, the toolbox option DefaultWindowSize will be used. To change this setting, see STOptions. strLevel can optionally be provided to specify a spike train level to match, and should be one of {instance, mapping}. STFindSynchronousPairs can accept a cell array of spike trains. In this case, the matching result from the first two trains will be repeatedly matched through the remaining trains. For example, the first two trains will be matched, then this result will be matched with the third train, and so on.