How to remove class with ng-mouseenter in this case

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On the div with the class of ticker, I'd like to remove the pulse CSS animation class once the user ng-mouseenters.

I don't have a directive setup just for the ticker div, but is there a simple way to remove or update the pulse class in this case?

Markup

<ul>
    <li ng-repeat="tik in tgh.tag.tickers">
        <div class="tag-container" ng-mouseleave="tgh.leaveAssoTicker(tik)">
            <div class="ticker"
                 ng-class="{'fade-1 pulse' : tgh.tag.mainSearch}"
                 ng-mouseenter="tgh.hoverAssoTicker(tik)"
                 ng-click="tgh.selectTicker(tik)">{{tik.ticker}}</div>
            <ticker-hover ticker="tik"></ticker-hover>
        </div>
    </li>
</ul>

The mouseenter function

function hoverAssoTicker(ticker, type) {
    vs.tickerTagsHoverTimeout = $timeout(function() {

        var theTicker = {};

        if (ticker.ticker === undefined) {
            theTicker.ticker = ticker;
        } else {
            theTicker.ticker = ticker.ticker;
        }

        ApiFactory.getTickerDetails(theTicker.ticker).then(function(data) {

            ticker.longname = data.data.tickers[0].longname;

            if (type === 'portfolio') {
                ticker.removePortfolio = true;
            }
            else if (type === 'searched') {
                ticker.addPortfolio = true;
            }
            else {
               ticker.removePortfolio = false,
               ticker.addPortfolio    = false;
            }

            ticker.tickerHoverDisplay = true;
        });

        vs.closeTagsTikHoverTimer = $timeout(function() {
            if (ticker.tickerHoverDisplay) ticker.tickerHoverDisplay = false;
        }, 2000);

        $rootScope.$broadcast(vs.closeTagsTikHoverTimer);
    }, 500);
}
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Joe Pontani On BEST ANSWER

I would use a binding variable and use that in ng-class, such as ticker.isMouseover. Then in your ng-mouseenter event, set it to true, and vice versa for ng-mouseleave.

Then you can have something like ng-class="{pulse: !tik.isMouseover}"