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| + | I will review current mathematical models of circadian rhythms, their inputs, outputs, and structure and then areas in which new work is needed – especially adjustment of models to predict inter-individual differences rather than describe group averages. | ||
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| + | In mathematical models of sleep, representations of circadian rhythmicity determine sleep timing under both entrained and perturbed conditions. I will review the role of circadian rhythms in sleep/wake models and the ways in which the complexity of these representations crucially affects sleep/wake dynamics. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:19, November 14, 2019
November 18, 2019
11:30 am - 12:30 pm
- Presenter
Elizabeth Klerman (Harvard Medical School), Cecilia Diniz Behn (Colorado School of Mines)
- Abstract
Elizabeth Klerman – Review of mathematical models of circadian rhythms
I will review current mathematical models of circadian rhythms, their inputs, outputs, and structure and then areas in which new work is needed – especially adjustment of models to predict inter-individual differences rather than describe group averages.
Cecilia Diniz Behn - Modeling interactions between circadian rhythms and sleep
In mathematical models of sleep, representations of circadian rhythmicity determine sleep timing under both entrained and perturbed conditions. I will review the role of circadian rhythms in sleep/wake models and the ways in which the complexity of these representations crucially affects sleep/wake dynamics.
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