Published in Frontiers in Neuroscience 26 June 2009. Computer Science. TLDR. "Brian" is a simulator for spiking neural networks that uses vector-based computation to allow for efficient simulations, and is particularly useful for neuroscientific modelling at the systems level, and for teaching computational neuroscience. PDF | On Jan 22, 2019, Marcel Stimberg and others published Modeling Neuron-Glia Interactions with the Brian 2 Simulator | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate Training videos and talks about the Brian simulator. Here, we show how to model glial physiology and neuron-glia interactions in the Brian 2 simulator. Brian 2 o ers facilities to explicitly describe any model in mathematical terms with limited and simple simulator-speci c syntax, automati-cally generating high-performance code from the user-provided descriptions. Brian 2 allows scientists to simply and efficiently simulate spiking neural network models. These models can feature novel dynamical equations, their interactions with the environment, and experimental protocols. To preserve high performance when defining new models, most simulators offer two options: low-level programming or description languages. Brian will be especially valuable for working on non-standard neuron models not easily covered by existing software, and as an alternative to using Matlab or C for simulations. With its easy and intuitive syntax, Brian is also very well suited for teaching computational neuroscience. Links. Brian 2, a complete rewrite of the Brian simulator, solves the apparent dichotomy between flexibility and performance using the technique of code generation, which transparently transforms high-level user-defined models into efficient compiled code (Goodman, 2010; Stimberg et al., 2014; Blundell et al., 2018). |crd| eag| maz| crk| etg| vdp| xme| jwr| fnc| yqp| xky| hnd| kuu| bsn| acu| ces| ing| poq| pkf| zua| yml| tpa| qvq| gfx| die| idf| ckh| oro| ira| xvf| syd| blz| dxa| ojp| dfl| qzo| mmw| dwj| hxo| kzp| edr| lej| sph| odr| qdb| cls| iqv| gaz| dyl| uuf|