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Tonic-Clonic Transitions in Computer Simulation
2007
Journal of clinical neurophysiology
Network simulations can help identify underlying mechanisms of epileptic activity that are hard to isolate in biologic preparations. To be useful, simulations must be sufficiently realistic to make possible biologic and clinical prediction. This requirement for large networks of sufficiently detailed neurons raises challenges both with regard to computational load and the difficulty of obtaining insights with large numbers of free parameters and the large amounts of generated data. The authors
doi:10.1097/wnp.0b013e3180336fc0
pmid:17414973
pmcid:PMC2633473
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