Lecture

Why and how we simulate a network

Description

This lecture covers the importance of simulating a network to test its behavior, strategies for testing network components, analyzing stable states, inspecting single traces, and studying network regimes. It also discusses altering synaptic events, input-output functions, answering domain-specific questions, and the role of local field potentials in network simulations.

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