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Nowadays, Virtual Reality (VR) applications and researches have been intensively applied to neuroscience studies, since VR can assist neuroscientists to experiment and analyze simulations results. This paper proposes a virtual reality environment to visualize morphologically realistic neural networks simulation, including features such as plasticit...

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... Collaboration module determines what scene must be sent to which interface. Figure 4 presents the classes diagram designed to implement these modules. The "Network" class implements the communication protocol for string transport among any modules illustrated in Figure 3. ...

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