Building brains
summary
The Virtual Brain (TVB) is an open-source TVB Python library and client‑server web app that simulates whole‑brain electrical activity by coupling mesoscale population ODE models across a subject‑specific cortical surface and structural connectivity; it uses NumPy/SciPy/Matplotlib, scikit‑learn, Numexpr, CherryPy, HDF5 and Plotly, runs on Linux Mac Windows, ships under GPLv2, and produces EEG/fMRI‑style monitors from meshes of ~16,000 vertices; demos run in Jupyter and the provided example executes successfully, though the models do not learn or think.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:30What is Virtual Rain
- 4:19Does it think
- 4:50Does it learn
- 5:30Applications
- 6:28Technical stuff
- 7:37Web interface
- 9:00Scientific simulator
- 13:57Brain interface
- 14:20Brain visualizers
- 15:08Demos tutorials
- 21:12Useful links
- 22:10Landing
- 22:30Questions
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