Data for “When Coherence Resonance Does Not Predict Computation: Target-Weighted Capacity Predicts Noise-Optimal Readout Performance” Files
Published: 14 September 2026| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/p6pjf9k3nd.1
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This dataset contains the final analysis-ready numerical outputs supporting the article “When Coherence Resonance Does Not Predict Computation: Target-Weighted Capacity Predicts Noise-Optimal Readout Performance.” It includes spontaneous coherence-resonance results, primitive capacity curves, observed mixed-target performance, prospectively committed additive predictions, noise-optimum and regret summaries, baseline and robustness analyses, data underlying the main figures and tables, and metadata associated with the prospective SHA-256 commitments. The deposit contains the final numerical data used for the reported analyses rather than full time-step membrane-voltage and spike trajectories. Source code is not included.
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- The University of SydneyNew South Wales, Sydney
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Applied Mathematics, Systems Neuroscience, Machine Learning