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GENESIS: A System for Simulating Neural Networks
Abstract
We have developed a graphically oriented, general purpose simulation system to facilitate the modeling of neural networks. The simulator is implemented under UNIX and X-windows and is designed to support simulations at many levels of detail. Specifically, it is intended for use in both applied network modeling and in the simulation of detailed, realistic, biologically-based models. Examples of current models developed under this system include mammalian olfactory bulb and cortex, invertebrate central pattern generators, as well as more abstract connectionist simulations.
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© 1989 Morgan Kaufmann. We would like to thank Mark Nelson for his invaluable assistance in the development of this system and specifically for his suggestions on the content of this manuscript. We would also like to recognize Dave Bilitch. Wojtek Furmanski. Christof Koch, innumerable Caltech students and the students of the 1988 MBL summer course on Methods in Computational Neuroscience for their contributions to the creation and evolution of GENESIS (not mutually exclusive). This research was also supported by the NSF (EET-8700064), the NIH (BNS 22205), the ONR (Contract NOOOI4-88-K-0513), the Lockheed Corporation, the Caltech Presidents Fund, the JPL Directors Development Fund, and the Joseph Drown Foundation.Attached Files
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- EET-8700064
- NSF
- BNS 22205
- NIH
- N00014-88-K-0513
- Office of Naval Research (ONR)
- Lockheed Corporation
- Caltech Presidents Fund
- JPL Directors Development Fund
- Joseph Drown Foundation
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- Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems
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- 1