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Simulate the dynamics of spiking neural networks with specified connectivity and plasticity models.

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Simulate the dynamics of spiking neural networks with specified connectivity and plasticity models.

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editor · 2026-09-19 — Catalog classification and summary; not maintainer acknowledgement.

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Basic medicine

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editor · 2026-09-19 — Core research task classification from pinned primary documentation. 3.1 基础医学:依据固定上游用途及所列官方补充材料作出的策展判断。项目和核心工具均限于上述用途,跨领域框架不强制收窄。

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nest/nest-simulator
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2026-09-22T08:38:49.480Z
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Stars 669 · checked · latest attempt 2026-09-22T08:38:49.480Z (ok)
Forks 411 · checked · latest attempt 2026-09-22T08:38:49.480Z (ok)
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Simulate the dynamics of spiking neural networks with specified connectivity and plasticity models.

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