I'm interested in the difference between spike-triggered averaging and reverse correlation.In some papers (i.e., Schwartz, Odelia, et al) I see the term 'Spike Triggered Averaging'.In others, (ie Ringach et al 2004) I see the term 'Reverse Correlation'.According to wikipedia, they are the same: Spike-triggered averaging is also commonly referred to as reverse  correlation or white-noise analysisI was wondering though: Is there a subtle difference between  spike-triggered averaging and reverse correlation?ReferencesSchwartz, Odelia, et al (2006). Spike-triggered neural characterization. Journal of Vision 6.4 Ringach, Dario, and Robert Shapley. Reverse correlation in neurophysiology. Cognitive Science 28.2 (2004): 147-166
What is the difference between spike-triggered averaging and reverse correlation?
vision;computational modeling;theoretical neuroscience