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{{PAGENAME}} is a {{#show: {{PAGENAME}} |?description}}. Connection-set Algebra is a formalism for describing connectivity in neuronal networks. The CSA library provides elementary connection-sets and operators for combining them. It also provides an iteration interface to such connection-sets enabling efficient iteration over existing connections with a small memory footprint also for very large networks. The CSA can be used as a component of neuronal network simulators or other tools.
  
 
See the following reference for more information:
 
See the following reference for more information:

Latest revision as of 13:53, 23 April 2013

CSA is a Python implementation of the Connection-set Algebra (Djurfeldt 2012). Connection-set Algebra is a formalism for describing connectivity in neuronal networks. The CSA library provides elementary connection-sets and operators for combining them. It also provides an iteration interface to such connection-sets enabling efficient iteration over existing connections with a small memory footprint also for very large networks. The CSA can be used as a component of neuronal network simulators or other tools.

See the following reference for more information:

Mikael Djurfeldt (2012) "The Connection-set Algebra---A Novel Formalism for the Representation of Connectivity Structure in Neuronal Network Models" Neuroinformatics 10(3), 1539-2791, <http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s12021-012-9146-1>

General info

  • Ease of Use: Intermediate
  • Maturity:Intermediate

Prerequisites

  • Python

Availability

No installations reported.

License

License: Free.

Experts

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Mikael Djurfeldt (PDC)PDCNeuroinformatics100

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