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Cognitive-Neuroscience Resources: Products

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The Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition

This page last updated 25 June 1997.

Simulators

CALMLIB (Categorizing And Learning Module simulator: 486 PCs)
CONICAL (A C++ class library for neural simulators)
Genesis ( European mirror)
LVQ_PAK is a simulator for Learning Vector Quantization. References can be found here.
MacLab Home Page
MLC++ is a Machine Learning library of C++ classes being developed at Stanford.
Neurolab Neural Network Simulator
Neuron
- NEURON (@ Yale)
- NEURON (@ Duke)
- NTSCABLE: converts neuron trace files (Eutectic, Nevin, NED and Douglas) into NEURON format. ( Documentation)
THE NNSYSID TOOLBOX (NN based identification of nonlinear dynamic systems for use with MATLAB
SOM_PAK is a simulator for self-organizing maps. References can be found here.
Stuttgart Neural Network simulator

Analysis code

Bardware (XPP, XTC, and other useful mathematics packages for exploring phase spaces and dynamical systems.)
Biology Education Software FAQ
BIOSIM (Unix & PC, by Koch & Bergdoll)
The BrainMaster EEG Analysis software
Kovach statistical analysis products (for Windows)
MacLab
Morphoelectrotonic Transforms (METs) for reconstructing dendritic structures (Mathematica)
PDP++ Software Home Page
PsyScope
Introduction to Radial Basis Function Networks
SANTIS: Signal ANalysis and TIme Series processing
Statlib: CMU's Statistics library shareware (also available in gopher format)
Statistics sites on the Internet (courtesy Kovach copropration)
TEMPO:Topographic EEG Mapping Program

Products and Companies

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