See book.compcogneuro.org for the textbook Computational Cognitive Neuroscience, 5th Edition and associated simulations.
This site hosts a growing library of interactive documentation and simulations based on the Axon framework, which is the successor to the Leabra framework used in the above textbook. Axon features discrete spiking instead of the rate code activations used in Leabra, and supports the Rubicon systems-neuroscience model of goal-driven learning and cognition.
An in progress introductory textbook pathway through this new content is available, as an updated version of the original CCN textbook.
This work is supported primarily by the Astera Institute (Randall O’Reilly & Thomas Hazy), the University of California Davis (O’Reilly and Yuko Munakata), and Brown University (Michael Frank).
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