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Transitions without change: How the perceived nature of shifts in neural field activity may be due to viewer perspective

An important goal of experimental and clinical neural field recordings is the identification of mechanisms that underlie transitions in persistent activity. Here we model such activity in order to identify the fundamental factors that may trigger transitions in dynamics. METHODS: We simulated laminar networks of spiking neurons with up to 10,000 inhibitory and excitatory units and varying degrees of connectivity.