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Fruit-fly connectome and embodied behavior
Science · Fruit-fly connectome and embodied behavior · High School—
About this simulation
Measured MaleCNS v1.0 wiring constrains a spiking neural model with MuJoCo body physics and FlyVis vision. Behaviors include engineered scaffolds; they are model predictions, not measurements of a living fly. One fly is used to limit memory and processor demand. This advanced model requires a desktop browser with shared memory.
What students can explore
- Explore a connectome-constrained spiking model in an embodied insect.
Learning objectives
- 1Explore a connectome-constrained spiking model in an embodied insect.
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What does this model represent?
Measured MaleCNS v1.0 wiring constrains a spiking neural model with MuJoCo body physics and FlyVis vision. Behaviors include engineered scaffolds; they are model predictions, not measurements of a living fly. One fly is used to limit memory and processor demand. This advanced model requires a desktop browser with shared memory.
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