Comments can be shared to support collaborative research. A. Alexander, N. Gupta NSLJ is a hierarchical simulator, completely written in Java. Being able to see the schematic of the model will help the experimentalist understand the model better and contribute to model delineation. We also have created several interface modules which mimic many of the experimental protocols used by experimentalists. With a rich set of modules available, the modeler will only need to develop those features unique to his model.
Users can use homologies to relate data across species.
BMW is a brain model repository which allows researchers to run experiments on models, and also allows model developers to plug pre-existing modules into new models. Additionally, it will handle versioning of models and links to SDBs for assumptions and predictions. The primary aim is to allow neuroscientists to compare models to biological data, both to inspect the foundations for assumptions in a model, and also to find testable predictions that might inspire further experiments. Thus the following URLs are provisional, but will help the surfer study the above topics in some detail.