The state of MIIND

MIIND (Multiple Interacting Instantiations of Neural Dynamics) is a highly modular multi-level C++ framework, that aims to shorten the development time for models in Cognitive Neuroscience (CNS). It offers reusable code modules (libraries of classes and functions) aimed at solving problems that occur repeatedly in modelling, but tries not to impose a specific modelling philosophy or methodology. At the lowest level, it offers support for the implementation of sparse networks. For example, the library SparseImplementationLib supports sparse random networks Preprint submitted to Elsevier 9 June 2008 

• Type: Journal
• Year: 2008
• Where: NN
• Authors: Marc de Kamps, Volker Baier, Johannes Drever, Melanie Dietz, Lorenz Mösenlechner, Frank van der Velde
• Keywords: Modular Multi-level C++, Multiple Interacting Instantiations, Neural Networks, NN 2008, Reusable Code Modules