There are many scientific tools that, used in the right way, can lead to truly amazing results. This means that, although at first they seem very difficult to control and use, the truth is that the key functions can be executed to lead us to carry out studies that could even solve the most popular diseases. NeuroSolutions it is one of those applications.
Basically, NeuroSolutions is a virtual graphical neural simulator that I show us a virtual neural environment. At first glance this may not tell you anything, but believe us if it is claimed that these maps can give us very valuable clues. For example, the program will allow us to combine a modular network based on an interface with different icons. This, of course, will allow us to study different things in the brain.
Explaining it about the text is complicated, so we recommend that you download the SCHEDULE and take a look at it. Its interface is simple, but handling it correctly could be a bit complicated. Anyway, if you practice a little bit, we are sure that you will reach your conclusions. Who knows, you might even publish some kind of study that solves the big questions that scientists are currently asking.
Finally, we warn you that NeuroSolutions is a paid program. However, there is a trial version Thanks to which you will have the opportunity to evaluate the program and see if it is as difficult as you think. We recommend that you be very attentive, because you may get the odd surprise.
Official website - NeuroDimension
For the author of this page, thanks for publishing this type of software, I would like to correct you if you allow me, the software is not to study the brain, far from it, it is used to evaluate a programming technique that is currently in vogue called Neural Networks, Its practical use (usually) is to classify things, even in the image you present it seems that it is classifying letters. There is a whole wide theory about neural networks, but in broad terms let's say that it has the ability to learn (at a very, very low level), and based on that learning it can make decisions (such as classifying). I hope not to cause annoyance, my intentions are merely informative.
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