Synaptic plasticity

This software is developed in a jupyter notebook inside Collaboratory v1 of the HBP. It allows a user to configure and test, through an intuitive GUI, different synaptic plasticity models and protocols on any of the single cell optimized models present in the model catalog.

It consists of two tabs: "Config", where the user can specify the plasticity model to use and synaptic parameters such as location, initial weight, activation pattern, additional somatic current injections, or voltage clamp parameter, and "Sim", where the user can define the recording location, weight's evolution, and also the number of simulations to run (to obtain average results). The results are plotted at the end of the simulation and the traces can be downloaded for further analysis.

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