This is the second edition of a step-by -step tutorial for professionals, researchers and students working in the area of neuroscience in general, and computational neuroscience in particular. It can also be used as an interactive self-study guide to understanding biological neuronal and network structure for those working in the area of artificial neural networks and the cognitive sciences. The tutorials are based upon the GENESIS neural simulation system, which is now being used for teaching and research in at least 26 countries. The following chapters consist of a combination of edited…mehr
This is the second edition of a step-by -step tutorial for professionals, researchers and students working in the area of neuroscience in general, and computational neuroscience in particular. It can also be used as an interactive self-study guide to understanding biological neuronal and network structure for those working in the area of artificial neural networks and the cognitive sciences. The tutorials are based upon the GENESIS neural simulation system, which is now being used for teaching and research in at least 26 countries. The following chapters consist of a combination of edited contributions from researchers in computational neuroscience and current users of the system, as well as several chapters that we have written ourselves. This book, and the tutorial simulations on which it is based, grew out of a simulation laboratory accompanying the annual Methods in Computational Neuroscience course taught at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, MA from 1988 to 1992. Since that time, the tutorials have been further developed and refined while being used in courses taught at Caltech and several other institutions, including the Crete course in Computational Neuroscience. For this second edition, we have made many revisions and additions based on comments, suggestions and corrections from members of the GENESIS Users Group, BABEL, and from students and teachers who have used this book.
The Book of GENESIS , in its new, 2nd edition, remains an invaluable modeling and simulation resource and tool for a wide audience of neuroscience students, researchers and professionals. The addition of new chapter materials in the book, and the availability of a cross-platform CD-ROM containing all of the source code to the latest version of the GENESIS software, version 2.1, as well as many other important new components to the GENESIS system, give this new edition significant added-value for current and prospective users.
Inhaltsangabe
I Neurobiological Tutorials with GENESIS.- 1 Introduction.- 2 Compartmental Modeling.- 3 Neural Modeling with GENESIS.- 4 The Hodgkin-Huxley Model.- 5 Cable and Compartmental Models of Dendritic Trees.- 6 Temporal Interactions Between Postsynaptic Potentials.- 7 Ion Channels in Bursting Neurons.- 8 Central Pattern Generators.- 9 Dynamics of Cerebral Cortical Networks.- 10 The Network Within: Signaling Pathways.- II Creating Simulations with GENESIS.- 11 Constructing New Models.- 12 Introduction to GENESIS Programming.- 13 Simulating a Neuron Soma.- 14 Adding Voltage-Activated Channels.- 15 Adding Dendrites and Synapses.- 16 Automating Cell Construction with the Cell Reader.- 17 Building a Cell with Neurokit.- 18 Constructing Neural Circuits and Networks.- 19 Implementing Other Types of Channels.- 20 Speeding Up GENESIS Simulations.- 21 Large-Scale Simulation Using Parallel GENESIS.- 22 Advanced XODUS Techniques: Simulation Visualization.- A Acquiring and Installing GENESIS.- A.1 System Requirements.- A.2 Using the CD-ROM.- A.3 Obtaining GENESIS over the Internet.- A.4 Installation and Documentation.- A.5 Copyright Notice.- B GENESIS Script Listings.- B.1 tutorial2.g.- B.2 tutorial3.g.- B.3 tutorial4.g.- B.4 tutorial5.g.- B.5 hhchan.g.- B.6 hhchan_K.g.- B.7 userprefs.g.- B.8 cellproto.g.- Index of GENESIS Commands.- Index of GENESIS Objects.
I Neurobiological Tutorials with GENESIS.- 1 Introduction.- 2 Compartmental Modeling.- 3 Neural Modeling with GENESIS.- 4 The Hodgkin-Huxley Model.- 5 Cable and Compartmental Models of Dendritic Trees.- 6 Temporal Interactions Between Postsynaptic Potentials.- 7 Ion Channels in Bursting Neurons.- 8 Central Pattern Generators.- 9 Dynamics of Cerebral Cortical Networks.- 10 The Network Within: Signaling Pathways.- II Creating Simulations with GENESIS.- 11 Constructing New Models.- 12 Introduction to GENESIS Programming.- 13 Simulating a Neuron Soma.- 14 Adding Voltage-Activated Channels.- 15 Adding Dendrites and Synapses.- 16 Automating Cell Construction with the Cell Reader.- 17 Building a Cell with Neurokit.- 18 Constructing Neural Circuits and Networks.- 19 Implementing Other Types of Channels.- 20 Speeding Up GENESIS Simulations.- 21 Large-Scale Simulation Using Parallel GENESIS.- 22 Advanced XODUS Techniques: Simulation Visualization.- A Acquiring and Installing GENESIS.- A.1 System Requirements.- A.2 Using the CD-ROM.- A.3 Obtaining GENESIS over the Internet.- A.4 Installation and Documentation.- A.5 Copyright Notice.- B GENESIS Script Listings.- B.1 tutorial2.g.- B.2 tutorial3.g.- B.3 tutorial4.g.- B.4 tutorial5.g.- B.5 hhchan.g.- B.6 hhchan_K.g.- B.7 userprefs.g.- B.8 cellproto.g.- Index of GENESIS Commands.- Index of GENESIS Objects.
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