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• W3157431429 abstract "Abstract A fundamental challenge for the theoretical study of neuronal networks is to make the link between complex biophysical models based directly on experimental data, to progressively simpler mathematical models that allow the derivation of general operating principles. We present a strategy that successively maps a relatively detailed biophysical population model, comprising conductance-based Hodgkin-Huxley type neuron models with connectivity rules derived from anatomical data, to various representations with fewer parameters, finishing with a firing rate network model that permits analysis. We apply this methodology to primary visual cortex of higher mammals, focusing on the functional property of stimulus orientation selectivity of receptive fields of individual neurons. The mapping produces compact expressions for the parameters of the abstract model that clearly identify the impact of specific electrophysiological and anatomical parameters on the analytical results, in particular as manifested by specific functional signatures of visual cortex, including input-output sharpening, conductance invariance, virtual rotation and the tilt after effect. Importantly, qualitative differences between model behaviours point out consequences of various simplifications. The strategy may be applied to other neuronal systems with appropriate modifications. Author summary A hierarchy of theoretical approaches to study a neuronal network depends on a tradeoff between biological fidelity and mathematical tractibility. Biophysically-detailed models consider cellular mechanisms and anatomically defined synaptic circuits, but are often too complex to reveal insights into fundamental principles. In contrast, increasingly abstract reduced models facilitate analytical insights. To better ground the latter to the underlying biology, we describe a systematic procedure to move across the model hierarchy that allows understanding how changes in biological parameters - physiological, pathophysiological, or because of new data - impact the behaviour of the network. We apply this approach to mammalian primary visual cortex, and examine how the different models in the hierarchy reproduce functional signatures of this area, in particular the tuning of neurons to the orientation of a visual stimulus. Our work provides a navigation of the complex parameter space of neural network models faithful to biology, as well as highlighting how simplifications made for mathematical convenience can fundamentally change their behaviour." @default.
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• W3157431429 date "2021-04-28" @default.
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• W3157431429 title "A strategy for mapping biophysical to abstract neuronal network models applied to primary visual cortex" @default.
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