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Computational neuroscience

model that treats a local population of neurons as one unit with mean firing rates and potentials, used to explain rhythms such as the alpha rhythm.

In computational neuroscience, neural mass model refers to model that treats a local population of neurons as one unit with mean firing rates and potentials, used to explain rhythms such as the alpha rhythm. This meaning comes from Lopes da Silva (1974) in Kybernetik.[1]

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Lopes da Silva, F. H., Hoeks, A., Smits, H., & Zetterberg, L. H. (1974). Model of brain rhythmic activity: The alpha-rhythm of the thalamus. Kybernetik, 15(1), 27-37. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00270757

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