Tutorial given at WAM-BAMM*05
March 31, 2005
San Antonio, TX

XML for Model Specification - a workshop

Moderator: Sharon Crook, Arizona State University

Abstract

One of the main roles of the Neural Open Markup Language [http://www.neuroml.org], NeuroML is to facilitate cooperation in building, simulating, testing and publishing models of channels, neurons and networks of neurons. MorphML, which was developed as a common data format for neuroinformatic exchange of neural morphology [http://www.morphml.org], is distributed as part of NeuroML but can be used as a stand-alone application. In this workshop, contributors will provide an overview of these XML schemas and provide examples of their use in down-stream applications. We will also elicit feedback and ideas for the further development of XML specifications for modeling channels, channel distributions, and network connectivity.

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