COMPUTATIONAL ASPECTS OF PRIMATE MEMORY

灵长类动物记忆的计算方面

• 批准号: 7182747
• 负责人: JOAQUIN M FUSTER
• 金额: $ 0.98万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2005
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2005-08-01 至 2006-07-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/7182747
• 关键词: biomedical resource; brain mapping; computational neuroscience; computer simulation; method development; model design /development

DESCRIPTION (Provided by Applicant): This competitive renewal application to continue a Resource for computational anatomy and multidimensional modeling is intended go beyond current atlases and maps of the brain that assume a static morphology and prohibit the examination of time-varying changes. The applicants propose to continue to develop the framework and tools to rigorously evaluate dynamic changes in brain structure and function, focusing particularly on processes such as development, aging and the progression of specific diseases. Four areas of research are identified as being of critical importance: Surface Parameterization, Volume Parameterization, Feature Extraction, and Integration and Visualization. Each of these is intended to complement the others to form an integrated and comprehensive research program. This focus on computational anatomy and multidimensional modeling is in contrast to many other neuroimaging centers where the focus is on image acquisition. Efforts under this Resource include numerous collaborations with a diverse and well-funded group of basic, applied and clinical scientists working on neuroscientific problems in health and disease. These projects were selected on the basis of their mutually beneficial, symbiotic relationship with the core research plans and the specific aims of their funded projects. The Resource will continue to provide service to other investigators in the form of robust software, access to its computer hardware resources and production of animations and image renderings. Information about the Resource will be disseminated by publication, electronic media and a brochure, and the creation of mini-CD's describing the Resource, its software, expertise, training and collaborative opportunities. Training opportunities for students and colleagues are available on site and remotely and include hands-on experiences, prepared material, workshops, and interactive electronic presentations. An administrative structure consist

描述（由申请人提供）：这种具有竞争性的更新应用程序继续用于计算解剖结构和多维建模的资源，这旨在超出当前的地图集和大脑的地图，这些图像和大脑的地图假设静态形态并禁止检查时间变化的变化。 申请人建议继续开发框架和工具，以严格评估大脑结构和功能的动态变化，尤其着重于发展，衰老和特定疾病的发展等过程。 研究的四个领域被认为是至关重要的：表面参数化，体积参数化，特征提取以及集成和可视化。 这些都旨在补充其他人以构成一项综合而全面的研究计划。 对计算解剖结构和多维建模的关注与许多其他神经影像中心相反，将重点放在图像采集上。 该资源下的努力包括与一群基本，应用和临床科学家的多种合作，从事健康和疾病的神经科学问题。 这些项目是根据其与核心研究计划的互惠互利的共生关系以及其资助项目的具体目的选择的。 该资源将继续以强大的软件的形式为其他调查人员提供服务，访问其计算机硬件资源以及动画和图像渲染的生产。 有关资源的信息将通过出版物，电子媒体和小册子传播，并创建Mini-CD的描述资源，其软件，专业知识，培训和协作机会。 为学生和同事提供培训机会，并远程提供，包括动手体验，准备好的材料，讲习班和互动电子演示。 行政结构组成