Brian is a free, open source simulator for spiking neural networks.
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Brian is a free, open source simulator for spiking neural networks.
Toolbox for converting analog to spiking neural networks (ANN to SNN), and running them in a spiking neuron simulator.
A brian2 extension to simulate spiking neural networks on GPUs
A curated list of awesome neuromorphic frameworks, libraries, resources, and other things
A virtual optogenetics laboratory
Introducing dendrites to spiking neural networks. Designed for the Brian 2 simulator.
spiking-neural-networks
A framework for simulating mean-field neural mass models of spiking neurons, comparing them to large network simulations, and predicting electrical stimulation responses of neural populations.
This repository aims to introduce students at the University of Osnabrück to Neurodynamics, allowing them to interactively investigate several neurodynamic processes using Jupyter Notebooks in Google Colab.
Simulating the Izhikevich spiking neuron model using the Brian2 software
Neural simulations using Brian2 Python Package
A theta-driven CA1 spiking model in which the standard gamma statistic reports the drive's harmonic comb rather than the rhythm, and no screen recovers it. Code, run logs and figures for the preprint.
Spiking Neural Network modelling the Visual Cortex (V1) Layer 5
Simulation of neuron-astrocyte network with Brian 2
UoM CS Final Year Project: Dynamical Behaviours in Neurons and Neuronal Networks
The materials for Summer School AIRI 2022, BI department
Educational web demo: natural-language scenarios → LLM brain/ neuromodulator classification → Brian2 SNN → 3D brain visualization. Not medical software.
Network simulations of interneuron circuits in the honeybee primary auditory center
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