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--- examples:sim_background [2014/01/20 11:31] – [The important bits] zenke
+++ examples:sim_background [2014/01/20 11:41] – zenke
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 ====== sim_background ======
-This simulation was used in Zenke et al. 2013 to study the stability of the asynchronous irregular background state in a balanced network in the presence of [[manual:TripletSTDPConnection|TripletSTDP]] over extended periods of time (up to 24h network time; see A in Figure below).
+This simulation is a bit more sophisticated because it comes with many adjustable settings. Therefore the code might not be as straight forward to read as this is the case in the more simple examples. It was used in Zenke et al. 2013 to study the stability of the asynchronous irregular background state in a balanced network in the presence of [[manual:TripletSTDPConnection|TripletSTDP]] over extended periods of time (up to 24h network time; see A in Figure below).
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-Finally triplet STDP is setup here. The code again looks a bit more complicated since the simulation supports the use of different flavours of [[TripletSTDPConnection]], the optional addition of Gaussian noise on the initial weights the loading of a predefined connectivity matrix via [[wmat]] file.
+Finally triplet STDP is setup here. The code again looks a bit more complicated since the simulation supports the use of different flavours of [[manual:TripletSTDPConnection]], the optional addition of Gaussian noise on the initial weights the loading of a predefined connectivity matrix via [[manual:wmat]] file.
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 TripletConnection * con_ee;