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Numerical simulations of a modified version of van Loon's model of binocular rivalry. The modifications allows for assymetric modulation of model parameters in order to simulate effects of monocular deprivation. This work was submitted as a term paper for Computational Neuroscience NEUR603 at McGill University, Winter2015.

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Model Simulation of Binocular Rivalry for the Study of Monocular Deprivation

Numerical simulations of a modified version of van Loon's model of binocular rivalry [A. M. van Loon, T. Knapen, H. S. Scholte, E. St John-Saaltink, T. H. Donner and V. A. F. Lamme, Current Biology, Vol. 23 Issue 9 Pages 823-827, 2013]. The modifications allows for assymetric modulation of model parameters in order to simulate effects of monocular deprivation. This work was submitted as a term paper for Computational Neuroscience NEUR603 at McGill University, Winter2015 (see SebastienProulx_CompNeurosci_TermPaper.pdf).

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by Sébastien Proulx, sebastien.prouxl2@mail.mcgill.ca, https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1709-3277
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Numerical simulations of a modified version of van Loon's model of binocular rivalry. The modifications allows for assymetric modulation of model parameters in order to simulate effects of monocular deprivation. This work was submitted as a term paper for Computational Neuroscience NEUR603 at McGill University, Winter2015.

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