0 the amount of order or lack of order in a system
1 a measure of the amount of heat energy that is not available to do work
The difference between the two entropies is a measure of the structure imposed upon the spike train by the original stimulus.
We also recall how these entropies are related.
Recently, the pre-image structure of maps has become deeply characterized via entropies (see [4-9]).
In particular, it is easy to see that for locally symmetric metrics both entropies coincide.
The entropies of the two sets of spike trains, which we term "repeated" and "rerandomized," were calculated as a function of time as follows.
The relations between these entropies are explained.
The following statement will allow us to estimate the topological entropies of the sets from below, without constructing probability measures, which are invariant and concentrated on a given set.
Multifractal analysis of local entropies for expansive homeomorphisms with specification.
