Computational Neuroscience Explained : How the Brain Computes From Neurons and Synapses to Neural Networks and the Future of AI (Understanding Neuromorphic Computing Book 3)
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Computational Neuroscience Explained : How the Brain Computes From Neurons and Synapses to Neural Networks and the Future of AI (Understanding Neuromorphic Computing Book 3)

by C Louis-Charles

Science Computer Science Neuroscience artificial intelligence
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Computational Neuroscience Explained examines how the brain computes across multiple levels, from neurons and synapses to neural networks. It also explores neuromorphic computing and its connection to the future of AI, offering a broad introduction to brain-inspired approaches in neuroscience and technology.

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Computational Neuroscience Explained introduces the ways computation can be understood across the brain and artificial systems.

The book covers the relationship between neurons, synapses, and neural networks.

It connects computational neuroscience with neuromorphic computing and considers the future of artificial intelligence.

Designed as the third book in the Understanding Neuromorphic Computing series, it presents a broad overview of brain-inspired computation.

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