Motor cortex microcircuit simulation based on brain activity mapping (Chadderdon et al. 2014)

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"... We developed a computational model based primarily on a unified set of brain activity mapping studies of mouse M1. The simulation consisted of 775 spiking neurons of 10 cell types with detailed population-to-population connectivity. Static analysis of connectivity with graph-theoretic tools revealed that the corticostriatal population showed strong centrality, suggesting that would provide a network hub. ... By demonstrating the effectiveness of combined static and dynamic analysis, our results show how static brain maps can be related to the results of brain activity mapping."
Reference:
1 . Chadderdon GL, Mohan A, Suter BA, Neymotin SA, Kerr CC, Francis JT, Shepherd GM, Lytton WW (2014) Motor cortex microcircuit simulation based on brain activity mapping. Neural Comput 26:1239-62 [PubMed]
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Model Type: Realistic Network;
Brain Region(s)/Organism: Neocortex;
Cell Type(s): Neocortex L5/6 pyramidal GLU cell; Neocortex M1 L2/6 pyramidal intratelencephalic GLU cell; Neocortex fast spiking (FS) interneuron; Neocortex spiking regular (RS) neuron; Neocortex spiking low threshold (LTS) neuron;
Channel(s):
Gap Junctions:
Receptor(s): GabaA; AMPA; NMDA;
Gene(s):
Transmitter(s): Gaba; Glutamate;
Simulation Environment: NEURON;
Model Concept(s): Oscillations; Laminar Connectivity;
Implementer(s): Lytton, William [bill.lytton at downstate.edu]; Neymotin, Sam [Samuel.Neymotin at nki.rfmh.org]; Shepherd, Gordon MG [g-shepherd at northwestern.edu]; Chadderdon, George [gchadder3 at gmail.com]; Kerr, Cliff [cliffk at neurosim.downstate.edu];
Search NeuronDB for information about:  Neocortex L5/6 pyramidal GLU cell; Neocortex M1 L2/6 pyramidal intratelencephalic GLU cell; GabaA; AMPA; NMDA; Gaba; Glutamate;
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// $Id: infot.hoc,v 1.43 2009/12/04 01:25:55 samn Exp $ 

print "Loading infot.hoc..."

if(!installed_infot) {install_infot()}

//* tentropsig(v1,v2,nshuf,nbins,twoway,[xpast,ypast,hval])
//significance test of transfer entropy using shuffling
//returns (te - tes) / sds , where te is transfer entropy, tes is transfer entropy
//of shuffled data, sds is std-dev of transfer entrop of shuffled data
//should only accept as significanat values > 4-6
func tentropsig () { local nshuf,i,xp,yp,hv,nbins,te localobj v1,v2,vo
  v1=new Vector() v2=new Vector() vo=new Vector(1)
  v1.copy($o1) v2.copy($o2) nshuf=$3 nbins=$4
  if(numarg()>4) xp=$5 else xp=1
  if(numarg()>5) yp=$6 else yp=2
  if(numarg()>6) hv=$7 else hv=0
  te=v1.tentrop(v2,nbins,xp,yp,nshuf,vo,hv)
  if(1||verbose_infot>2) printf("te=%g,sig=%g\n",te,vo.x(0))
  return vo.x(0)
}

//** mutinfbshufv(v1,v2,[nshuf,nbins])
//return vector with mutual information from shuffled v1,v2
//used for significance test , i.e. : ((miorig - mishufmean) / mishufstdev) > 2
obfunc mutinfbshufv () { local nshuf,nbins,i localobj v1,v2,ve
  v1=new Vector() v2=new Vector() ve=new Vector()
  v1.copy($o1) v2.copy($o2)
  if(numarg()>2) nshuf=$3 else nshuf=20
  if(numarg()>3) nbins=$4 else nbins=10
  for i=0,nshuf-1 {
    v1.shuffle() v2.shuffle()
    ve.append(v1.mutinfb(v2,nbins))
  }
  return ve
}

//** mutinfbsig(v1,v2,[nshuf,nbins])
//get significance of mutual information, should be at least > 2
func mutinfbsig () { local nshuf,nbins,st localobj ve
  if(numarg()>2) nshuf=$3 else nshuf=20
  if(numarg()>3) nbins=$4 else nbins=10
  ve=mutinfbshufv($o1,$o2,nshuf,nbins)
  st=ve.stdev
  if(st<=0) st=1
  return ($o1.mutinfb($o2,nbins) - ve.mean) / st
}

//** tentropspksig(v1,v2,nshuffles)
//get significance of tentropspks using shuffling
//returns (TE - AvgTEShuffle) / StdDevTEShuffle
func tentropspksig () { local nshuf,i,xp,yp,hv,nbins,te,sd localobj v1,v2,ve
  v1=new Vector() v2=new Vector() ve=new Vector()
  v1.copy($o1) v2.copy($o2) nshuf=$3
  te=$o1.tentropspks($o2)
  for i=0,nshuf-1 {
    v1.shuffle()     ve.append(v1.tentropspks(v2))
  }
  if(verbose_infot>2) printf("te=%g,ve.mean=%g,ve.stdev=%g\n",te,ve.mean,ve.stdev)
  if(verbose_infot>2) ve.printf
  sd=ve.stdev()
  if(sd<=0)sd=1
  return (te-ve.mean)/sd
}

//* normte() get normalized transfer entropy using tentropspks in output vector vo
//vo.x(0)=transfer entropy of $o1->$o2
//vo.x(1)=H($o2Future|$o2Past)
//vo.x(2)=normalized transfer entropy in 0,1 range
//$3==number of shuffles
//$o1,$o2 should both have same size and non-negative values. this func is meant for time-binned spike train data
obfunc normte () { local a localobj ve,vo
  a=allocvecs(ve) vo=new Vector()
  nshuf=0
  nshuf=$3 vrsz(3+nshuf,vo) 
  te=$o1.tentropspks($o2,vo,nshuf)
  if(verbose_infot>2) vo.printf
  if(vo.x(1)<=0 && verbose_infot>0){printf("WARNING H(X2F|X2P)==%g<=0\n",vo.x(1)) vo.x(1)=1 }
  if (nshuf>0) {
    ve.copy(vo,3,vo.size-1)
    vo.resize(4)
    if (ve.mean!=vo.x[2]) printf("normte ERRA\n")
    vo.append(ve.stdev)
  } 
  vo.x[2]=te
  dealloc(a)
  return vo
}

//* GetTENQ() get an nqs with useful transfer entropy info
obfunc GetTENQ () { local te01,te10,pf01,pf10 localobj nqte,vo1,vo2
  if(numarg()>3) nqte=$o4
  if(nqte==nil) {
    nqte=new NQS("from","to","TE","NTE","HX2|X2P","prefdir","TEshufavg","TEshufstd","sig")
  } else nqte.clear()
  vo1=normte($o1,$o2,$3)
  vo2=normte($o2,$o1,$3)
  te01=vo1.x(2)
  te10=vo2.x(2)
  if(vo1.x(4)<=0)vo1.x(4)=1
  if(vo2.x(4)<=0)vo2.x(4)=1
  if(te01>0 || te10>0) {
    pf01=(te01-te10)/(te01+te10)
    pf10=(te10-te01)/(te01+te10)
  } else {
    pf01=pf10=0
  }
nqte.append(0,1,vo1.x(0),te01,vo1.x(1),pf01,vo1.x(3),vo1.x(4),(vo1.x(0)-vo1.x(3))/vo1.x(4))
nqte.append(1,0,vo2.x(0),te10,vo2.x(1),pf10,vo2.x(3),vo2.x(4),(vo2.x(0)-vo2.x(3))/vo2.x(4))
  return nqte
}

//** prefdte() get preferred direction of transfer entropy
//$o1=vec 1, $o2=vec 2, $3 = # of times to shuffle
func prefdte () { local nshuf,a,te01,te10,pfd localobj v1,v2,vtmp
  a=allocvecs(v1,v2,vtmp)
  v1.copy($o1) v2.copy($o2) nshuf=$3 vtmp.resize(3)
  v1=normte($o1,$o2,nshuf)
  v2=normte($o2,$o1,nshuf)
  te01=v1.x(2)
  te10=v2.x(2)
  pfd=(te01-te10)/(te01+te10)
  dealloc(a)
  return pfd
}

//** mkchist() averages entries in window into disc values and returns in new output vec
//$o1=input vec,$2=win size
obfunc mkchist () { local idx,eidx,wsz localobj vin,vout
  vin=$o1 wsz=$2 vout=new Vector() 
  vout.resize(1+vin.size/wsz) vout.resize(0)
  for(idx=0;idx<=vin.size;idx+=wsz) {
    eidx=idx+wsz-1
    if(eidx>=vin.size)eidx=vin.size-1
    if(eidx>idx) vout.append( int(vin.mean(idx,eidx)) )
  }
  return vout
}

//get magnitude of difference in a preferred direction - just abs of diff, but if theyre both neg, return 0
//$1 = nTE_X->Y
//$2 = nTE_Y->X
func prefdmag () { local n1,n2,s
  n1=$1 n2=$2
  if(n1>0 && n2<=0) return n1-n2 //n1 is relatively strong
  if(n2>0 && n1<=0) return n2-n1 //n2 is relatively strong
  if(n2<0 && n1<0) return 0      //both are weak
  return abs(n1-n2)              //both are weak positive
}


//** simple test for nte
{declare("vb","o[2]","vs","o[2]")}
for i=0,1 {
  vb[i]=new Vector()
  vs[i]=new Vector()
}

//mkspktrain(Random,rate,tmax) -- make a spike train with specified rate,tmax
//Random obj must be initialized
obfunc mkspktrain () { local tmax,rate,t,dt,intt localobj rdp,vs
  rdp=$o1 rate=$2 tmax=$3
  intt=1e3/rate
  t = 0
  vs=new Vector()
  while(t<=tmax) {
    dt = rdp.poisson(intt)
    t += dt
    vs.append(t)
  }
  return vs
}

//make random spikes with frequency $1, tmax=$2, offset for spikes=$3, alpha=$4 -- ratio of spikes from
//vs[0] that get placed in vs[1] 
//spikes in vs[0] are randomly picked, spikes in vs[1] are same as in vs[0] but shifted forward by $3 offset
//so vs[0] 'drives' vs[1], or can be used to predict it, but vs[1] cant be used to predict vs[0]
proc mkspks () { local tmax,rate,t,dt,intt,off,i,alpha localobj rdp
  rate=$1 tmax=$2 off=$3 
  if(numarg()>3)alpha=$4 else alpha=1
  intt=1e3/rate
  rdp=new Random()
  rdp.ACG(1234)
  rdp.poisson(intt)
  for i=0,1 vs[i].resize(0)
  vs[0]=mkspktrain(rdp,rate,tmax)
  if(alpha < 1.0) {
    for vtr(&t,vs[0]) if(rdp.uniform(0,1) <= alpha) vs[1].append(t+off)
  } else {
    vs[1].copy(vs[0])
    vs[1].add(off)
  }
}
//test nTE : nTE of X0 -> X1 should be much higher than nTE of X1 -> X0
//optional $1=offset == offset to shift spikes by, in ms
//optional $2=rate == rate of spikes, in Hz
//optional $3=bin size , in ms
//optional $4=alpha == ratio of spikes of X0 that get placed in X1 with offset
//optional $5=max time, in ms
func testnte () { local a,i,bisv,maxt,alpha,off,rate,binsz,dur  localobj nqt,nqout
  if(numarg()>0)off=$1 else off=10
  if(numarg()>1)rate=$2 else rate=50
  if(numarg()>2)binsz=$3 else binsz=10
  if(numarg()>3)alpha=$4 else alpha=1
  if(numarg()>4)dur=$5 else dur=10000
  bisv=binmin_infot binmin_infot=0
  print "output should be close to:\n\t0 1 0.6707 0.9975 0.6707 0.9407 0.003435 0.001672 399.1"
  print "\t1 0 0.02183 0.03049 0.6685 -0.9407 0.002828 0.001442 13.17"
  mkspks(rate,dur,off,alpha)
  maxt=vs[1].max
  printf("maxt=%g\n",maxt)
  if(vs[1].max>maxt)maxt=vs[1].max
  for i=0,1 vb[i].hist(vs[i],0,(maxt+binsz-1)/binsz,binsz)
  nqt=GetTENQ(vb[0],vb[1],200) 
nqout=new NQS("X1","X2")
nqout.odec("X1")
nqout.odec("X2")
batch_flag=1
nqout.append(vb[0],vb[1])
nqout.sv("/u/samn/bpftest/data/09dec17.func.testnte.nqs")
batch_flag=0
  nqt.pr
  nqsdel(nqt)
  binmin_infot=bisv
  return 1
}

//get kernel smoothed prob distrib in an nqs
//$o1=input vector
//$2=increment in x , smaller values mean finer resolution
//$3=bandwidth - higher means smoother output
// $4=min value in output, $5=max value in output
obfunc khist () { local min,max,inc,h,x,i,s localobj vx,vy,nq,vin
  vin=$o1 
  if(numarg()>1)inc=$2 else inc=0.1
  if(numarg()>2)h=$3 else h=vin.getbandwidth()
  if(numarg()>3)min=$4 else min=vin.min()
  if(numarg()>4)max=$5 else max=vin.max()
  {vx=new Vector() vy=new Vector()}
  vx.indgen(min,max,inc)
  vy.copy(vx)
  for vtr(&x,vx,&i) vy.x(i) = vin.kprob1D(h,x)
  s=vy.sum 
  if(s!=0) vy.div(vy.sum)
  nq=new NQS("x","y")
  nq.v[0]=vx
  nq.v[1]=vy
  return nq
}