Open effigies opened 5 years ago
Just adding a link to the quick & dirty code implemented for this at Princeton: https://github.com/NeuroML/NeuroMLlite/commit/b171b91693c74dd48cfbfbc21d4ab9ebdaa67b99#diff-27e92ab9bacc4d0a6fc97ba5fe1c1187
Commentary on the Lee et al. paper is now posted as preprint: https://psyarxiv.com/q3rnx/
@poldrack Interested in getting involved. This issue has been on my to-do list for a long time now and was really glad when someone mentioned the preprint at the ReproNim training workshop.
@stewart-heitmann: you may like to participate of this initiative.
Thanks for the heads-up @pausz. I am not familar with NeuroML specifically but I am familiar with neural modelling in general.
Hi @stewart-heitmann, I was also not very familiar with the Brain Dynamics Toolbox. I'll install and try it out, as we're hoping to be able to interact more with the types of models it covers: https://github.com/NeuralEnsemble/Networks_SIG/issues/4
Assuming that the following are not considered working documents, here are resources generated during the BIDS-computational Models meeting (provided by @effigies):
Summary document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hoLFzQYw-VqU5nuDjVz7NEOgJUGa4zmX1mA67CjM-UA
Some provisional BEP text (more notes from the meeting than a specific proposal): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oaBWmkrUqH28oQb1PTO-rG_kuwNX9KqAoE9i5iDh1xw
Related: This BEP on computational models: #967
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