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NEURON + Python TutorialΒΆ

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Thomas McTavish, Robert A. McDougal, N. Ted Carnevale, Michael L. Hines

Contents:

  • Python Basics
    • Variables: Strings, numbers, and dynamic type casting
    • Lists
    • range()
    • For loops and iterators
    • Dictionaries
    • Functions
    • Classes
    • Importing modules
    • Pickling objects
  • NEURON + Python Basics
    • What is NEURON?
    • Step 1: Import the neuron module into Python.
    • Step 2: Create a cell
    • Biophysical Mechanisms
    • Step 3: Insert a passive mechanism.
    • Step 4: Insert an alpha synapse.
    • Step 5: Set up recording variables.
    • Step 6: Run the simulation.
    • Step 7: Plot the results.
    • Step 8: Saving and restoring results.
  • Ball-and-stick: 1 - Basic cell
    • Cell model design
    • Ball-and-stick model
    • Create our sections
    • Topology
    • Geometry
    • Biophysics
    • Instrumentation
  • Ball-and-stick: 2 - Cell class
    • Ball and stick class
  • Ball-and-stick: 3 - Basic cell
    • Extend BallAndStick with 3D location functions
    • Construct and layout our cells
    • Make a NetStim
    • Connect the cells
  • Ball-and-stick: 4 - Ring Network Classes
    • Create a generic cell class
    • Define BallAndStick as an extension to the base Cell class
    • Make a Ring class
    • Test the network
    • Run a few networks
  • Ball-and-stick: 5 - Parallel Net
    • Parallel communication in NEURON
    • Test MPI and Parallel NEURON
    • Import our modules
    • Parallelize Ring class
    • Test the net
    • Run parallel simulations
  • SpikePlot Demo
    • Introduction
    • Import the module
    • Basic plot
    • SpikePlot variables
    • Multiple trains

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