Biophysics of Computation: Information Processing in Single Neurons

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Biophysics of Computation: Information Processing in Single Neurons is a seminal book that rigorously explains how individual neurons perform complex information processing using biophysical and computational principles.

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instanceOf computational neuroscience book
neuroscience book
non-fiction book
scientific book
aim to explain how individual neurons perform complex information processing
approach computational modeling of neurons
rigorous biophysical analysis
author Christof Koch NERFINISHED
field biophysics
computational neuroscience
neuroscience
theoretical neuroscience
genre academic literature
textbook
hasPart chapters on dendritic processing
chapters on spike generation
chapters on synaptic integration
mathematical appendices
influencedField computational neuroscience
theoretical neuroscience
intendedAudience graduate students
researchers in biophysics
researchers in computational neuroscience
researchers in neuroscience
language English
medium hardcover
print
notableFor integration of biophysics and information processing
rigorous treatment of single-neuron computation
publisher Oxford University Press
topic Hodgkin–Huxley models NERFINISHED
action potential generation
biophysical mechanisms of neural computation
cable theory
compartmental neuron models
dendritic computation
information processing in single neurons
ion channels
neural coding
noise in neural computation
nonlinear dynamics in neurons
spike generation
stochastic processes in neurons
synaptic integration
synaptic plasticity
uses biophysical principles
differential equations
mathematical modeling

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