Parameters for each synapse type.

<p>Parameters for each synapse type.</p

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Additional file 1 of Awake prone position in COVID-19-related acute respiratory failure: a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials

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Code for mushroom body and other models

Code for running our mushroom body model and the other comparative navigation models

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The response of the network during training with one image.

<p>A: The image is presented for 40ms, directly activating the vPNs which respond with a spiking rate proportional to the intensity of their input pixel. This produces sparse activation of the KC, which causes the EN to fire. B: An STDP process tags KC synapses depending on the relative timing, Δt, of their spikes to spikes in EN. C: Within 40ms, an active KC will have a strongly negative tag. An increase of amine d, representing reinforcement, will combine with the tag to greatly reduce the weight of the KC-EN synapse.</p