NeuroML Documentation

User documentation

Mission and Aims
Getting started with NeuroML
Finding and sharing NeuroML models
Creating NeuroML models
Validating NeuroML Models
Visualising NeuroML Models
Simulating NeuroML Models
Schema/Specification
- NeuroML v2
  - NeuroMLCoreDimensions
  - NeuroMLCoreCompTypes
  - Cells
  - Channels
  - Synapses
  - Inputs
  - Networks
  - PyNN
  - Simulation
- NeuroML v1
Using NeuroML 2 and LEMS
Software and Tools
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

NeuroML events

July 2021: NeuroML tutorial at CNS*2021
March 2021: NeuroML hackathon at HARMONY 2021

The NeuroML Initiative

Getting in touch
Overview of standards in neuroscience
A brief history of NeuroML
NeuroML Editorial Board
- History of the NeuroML Editorial Board
- Workshop and Meeting reports
NeuroML Scientific Committee
Funding and Acknowledgements
NeuroML contributors
Code of Conduct

Developer documentation

Overview
- Release Process
Interaction with other languages and standards

Reference

Glossary
Bibliography

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Using NeuroML 2 and LEMS¶

While the tutorials cover many of the key points of using LEMS with NeuroML, there are some points which require further explanation:

What are the conventions/best practices to follow in naming NeuroML/LEMS files/elements?
How are units and dimensions handled in NeuroML and LEMS?
How do I use a LEMS Simulation file to specify how to execute a NeuroML model?
How can I extend NeuroML model to include new types using LEMS?
What is the correct format/usage of paths and quantities in NeuroML and LEMS?

NeuroML v1 Conventions

By NeuroML contributors
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