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  • Neuronal noise correlations significantly influence information processing in large neural populations.
  • The structure of these correlations impacts the effectiveness of various information extraction algorithms, affecting our understanding of neural population codes.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate the structure of noise correlations in primate visual cortex.
  • To relate this structure to the performance of population vector and optimal linear estimator decoders.

Main Methods:

  • Eigendecomposition of noise correlations in simultaneously recorded neuronal populations (50-100 neurons).
  • Analysis of primary visual cortex recordings from anesthetized monkeys.

Main Results:

  • Identified a non-trivial correlation structure with distinct large eigenvalues representing shared fluctuation modes and a semi-continuous tail.
  • The largest eigenvalue corresponds to a uniform collective fluctuation mode; subsequent eigenvalues show functional or spatial structure.
  • Shared modes scale with population size, and correlated noise power grows linearly with population size.

Conclusions:

  • Collective modes of fluctuation impose limitations on population averaging, particularly affecting the population vector decoder.
  • The optimal linear estimator is less sensitive to these collective noise modes, suggesting differential utility depending on the decoding algorithm.