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This is the model associated with the paper:

Muller L, Brette R, Gutkin B (2011) Spike-Timing Dependent Plasticity
and Feed-Forward Input Oscillations Produce Precise and Invariant
Spike Phase-Locking. Front Comput Neurosci 5:45
Muller L, Brette R, Gutkin B (2011) Spike-Timing Dependent Plasticity and Feed-Forward Input Oscillations Produce Precise and Invariant
Spike Phase-Locking. *Front Comput Neurosci* 5:45

This model file was supplied by Lyle Muller.

This simulation requires Brian which can be downloaded and installed
from the instructions available at <a href="http://www.briansimulator.org/">http://www.briansimulator.org/</a>
This simulation requires Brian which can be downloaded and installed from the instructions available at [http://www.briansimulator.org/](http://www.briansimulator.org/)

Usage:
## Usage:

After installing Brian and downloading and extracting this archive you
can start with a command
After installing Brian and downloading and extracting this archive you can start with a command

```
python Muller_et_al_2011.py
```

After a couple of minutes you should get a graph that looks like the
papers figure 4C:
After a couple of minutes you should get a graph that looks like the papers figure 4C:

<img src="./screenshot.png" alt="screenshot" width="600">
![screenshot](./screenshot.png)

Muller_et_al_2011.py could be re-run with the other ratio values to
generate figure 4B (ratio = 1.05), or 4D (ratio = 1.70).
</pre></html>
Muller_et_al_2011.py could be re-run with the other ratio values to generate figure 4B (ratio = 1.05), or 4D (ratio = 1.70).

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2025-06-20: Converted README to Markdown.