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A common language for neuronal networks in software and hardware »
Andrew Davison, Eilif Muller, Daniel BrĂ¼derle, and Jens Kremkow

A new interface allows simulations to be run without modification in multiple software simulators and neuromorphic hardware, greatly simplifying translation and cross-validation of models.
 

 
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With PyNEST, stimulus generation, simulation and data analysis can be performed in a single programming language.


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A widely used open-source programming language, Python is becoming the language of choice for neural data analysis and simulation.


Romain Brette and Dan Goodman

New neural-simulation technology makes spiking neuron models more accessible to systems neuroscience and neuromorphic engineering.


R. A. A. Ince, C. Bartolozzi, and S. Panzeri

PyEntropy may prove an essential tool for the evaluation, comparison, and parametric analysis of neural networks.


Vincent Chan

Using the onset time of stimuli, a biologically-inspired system learns to identify the sources of sounds.


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