论文信息 - Computer modelling at the single-neuron level

Computer modelling at the single-neuron level

The computational capabilities of a single neuron depend to a large extent upon the structural and electrical properties of its dendritic branches. New modelling algorithms and a new generation of powerful UNIX workstations are being applied to the study of neuronal information processing.

J. P. Miller

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