neuromodels
Neuromodels are computational frameworks designed to simulate the behavior and function of biological neural systems. They draw inspiration from neuroscience, aiming to replicate the intricate interactions between neurons, synapses, and other biological components. These models range in complexity from simple artificial neural networks (ANNs) to highly detailed biophysical simulations that account for ion channel dynamics and dendritic integration.
The primary purpose of neuromodels is to advance our understanding of brain function, learning, and memory.
Different types of neuromodels exist, each suited for specific research questions. Artificial neural networks, for instance,