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I'm an undergraduate student, and I recently completed a holiday research project in computational neuroscience. During the project I found some interesting properties about connection properties in matrices which may not be a currently known.
Original research? CONGRATU-FREAKIN-LATIONS!
Assuming, of course, that the whole things ends up being something cool.
Thanks Am in the middle of writing up generalised proof of what I have done.
Work I did was mainly concerned with calculating integrated information for simple neuronal systems.
If I get some time, I could write up my result if people are interested
I am interested. What software did you use? I am trying to learn NEURON but it feels like Fortran and I have trouble navigating around the cobwebs.
I used Matlab for most of my programming. From what I have read (and seen), Matlab is the most used software for Computational Neuroscience. Almost all of the researchers who used any programming used Matlab, which a few people using C.