Optimal integration of independent observations from Poisson sources

  • Dai H
  • Buss E
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Abstract

The optimal integration of information from independent Poisson sources (such as neurons) was analyzed in the context of a two-interval, forced-choice detection task. When the mean count of the Poisson distribution is above 1, the benefit of integration is closely approximated by the predictions based on the square-root law of the Gaussian model. When the mean count falls far below 1, however, the benefit of integration clearly exceeds the predictions based on the square-root law.

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Dai, H., & Buss, E. (2015). Optimal integration of independent observations from Poisson sources. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 137(1), EL20–EL25. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.4903228

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