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Sharon M Crook¹, James A Bednar, Sandra Berger

¹School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA. sharon.crook@asu.edu

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Computational neuroscience faces challenges in documenting and sharing neuronal network models. This paper reviews current tools and proposes standardized terminology and documentation practices to improve model exchange and reproducibility.

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Area of Science:

Computational Neuroscience
Neuroscience Modeling

Background:

Numerous neuronal network modeling environments exist, but standardization for documentation and exchange is lacking.
Sharing and reproducibility of computational neuroscience models remain significant challenges.

Purpose of the Study:

To review existing software for neuronal network model creation, documentation, and exchange.
To identify and propose solutions for key issues in computational neuroscience modeling, focusing on standardization.

Main Methods:

Literature review of current software and applications for model creation and exchange.
Discussion of challenges in network model documentation and scaling.
Proposal of standardized terminology, notation, and explicit documentation practices.

Main Results:

Existing software for model creation and exchange is identified.
Key challenges in model documentation, terminology, and scaling are discussed.
Recommendations for standardized practices are presented to facilitate model sharing.

Conclusions:

Standardized terminology, notation, and documentation are crucial for advancing computational neuroscience.
Adoption of these standards will enhance model reproducibility and collaborative research.
Systematic model sharing is essential for the maturation of the field.