How neural networks walk and chew gum.
How neural networks walk and chew gum.
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神经网络如何行走和嚼口香糖。
DOI:
10.1113/jp286287
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发表时间:
2024
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通讯作者:
Phillips,RyanS
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作者:
Baertsch,NathanA;Phillips,RyanS
The article" How neural networks walk and chew gum" published in the Journal of Physiology explores how the brain's preBötzinger complex generates both regular breathing (eupnoea) and sighs through complex interactions of intrinsic and network properties. Researchers from the College of William and Mary used computational modeling and experimental tests to show how calcium dynamics within the preBötzinger complex lead to the generation of sighs. The study highlights how network properties and intrinsic properties, specifically Ca2+ dynamics, work together to control different aspects of breathing rhythms, shedding light on how single brain networks can perform multiple functions simultaneously.[Extracted from the article]