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Correlation and Convolution

In this lecture, we'll learn about two mathematical operations that are commonly used in signal processing, convolution and correlation. The convolution is used to linearly filter a signal, for example to smooth a spike train to estimate probability of firing. The correlation is used to characterize the statistical dependencies between two signals.

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