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- The Modular-Integrative Modeling approach is a new framework in neuroscience designed to create brain models that accurately reflect biological processes.
- It aims to combine realistic biological elements with functional performance, offering a comprehensive understanding of how the brain interacts with the body and environment.
- This perspective emphasizes the importance of integrating different aspects of brain function for a better overall view of neuroscience.
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This Perspective presents the Modular-Integrative Modeling approach, a novel framework in neuroscience for developing brain models that blend biological realism with functional performance to provide a holistic view on brain function in interaction with the body and environment.
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