A modeling approach may significantly help to explore the problem of weak understanding of the physiological and pathological central nervous system function in the most noninvasive and comprehensive way. The aim of this chapter is to assess and discuss the extent to which possible opportunities concerning computational brain models based on fuzzy logic techniques may be exploited.
IntroductionStructured networks and functional connections of interacting neural populations underlying both physiological and pathological central nervous system (CNS) function are still poorly understood. Interdisciplinarity and independence of research provide a variety of scientific approaches, used tools, and wide coverage and even overlapping of the research fields, especially as regards human research, including neuroscience [1]. The modeling approach may significantly help to explore the aforementioned problem in the most noninvasive way. The aim of this chapter is to assess and discuss the extent to which possible opportunities concerning computational brain models based on fuzzy logic techniques may be exploited.