large-scale modeling - a tool for conquering the complexity of the brain
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Abstract
Is there any hope of achieving a thorough understanding of higher functions such as perception, memory, thought and emotion or is the stunning complexity of the brain a barrier which will limit such efforts for the foreseeable future? In this perspective we discuss methods to handle complexity, approaches to model building, and point to detailed large-scale models as a new contribution to the toolbox of the computational neuroscientist. We elucidate some aspects which distinguishes large-scale models and some of the technological challenges which they entail.
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| Authors | ;Mikael Djurfeldt;Örjan Ekeberg;Anders Lansner;Anders Lansner |
| Journal | Nucleic Acids Research |
| Year | 2008 |
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10.3389/neuro.11.001.2008
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