Classical conditioning modelling

Modelling of associative learning is a problem of biomedical engineering, it can be very useful for robot learning and for better understanding of human learning and memory (e.g. for brain damage and repair). Biological model of classical conditioning presented in this paper is based on theoretical knowledge of associative learning mechanism (activity-dependent neuromodulation) and experimental data by classical conditioning training (wink reflex by wild and Lurcher mice) obtained by the Neuroscience Division of Pablo de Olavide University in Sevilla. This task was solved in cooperation with Department of Pathophysiology, Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen, Charles University.