Pl. Miller et al., Integration of multidisciplinary sensory data: A pilot model of the Human Brain Project approach, J AM MED IN, 8(1), 2001, pp. 34-48
Citations number
36
Categorie Soggetti
Library & Information Science","General & Internal Medicine
Journal title
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL INFORMATICS ASSOCIATION
The paper provides an overview of neuroinformatics research at Yale Univers
ity being performed as part of the national Human Brain Project. This resea
rch is exploring the integration of multidisciplinary sensory data, using t
he olfactory system as a model domain. The neuroinformatics activities fall
into three main areas: 1) building databases and related tools that suppor
t experimental olfactory research at Yale and can also serve as resources f
or the field as a whole, 2) using computer models (molecular models and neu
ronal models) to help understand data being collected experimentally and to
help guide further laboratory experiments, 3) performing basic neuroinform
atics research to develop new informatics technologies, including a flexibl
e data model (EAV/CR, entity-attribute-value with classes and relationships
) designed to facilitate the integration of diverse heterogeneous data with
in a single unifying framework.