Computational and systems neuroscience: The next 20 years - PMC

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Over the past 20 years, neuroscience has been propelled forward by theory-driven experimentation. We consider the future outlook for the field in the age of big neural data and powerful artificial intelligence models. What does the future of neuroscience look like in the age of big neural data and advanced AI models. In this Perspective, the authors advocate for new approaches that combine the merits of data-driven model discovery and hypothesis-driven model comparison. This article is part of the PLOS Biology 20th Anniversary Collection. PLOS Biology was first published in 2003. That…

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