examples:sim_poisson
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===== Visualizing the output ===== | ===== Visualizing the output ===== | ||
- | Our simulation has written its output (1 second of Poisson spiking from 1000 Poisson neurons firing at 5Hz) to '' | + | Our simulation has written its output (1 second of Poisson spiking from 1000 Poisson neurons firing at 5Hz) to '' |
If you have gnuplot installed you can take a quick peek using the command line | If you have gnuplot installed you can take a quick peek using the command line | ||
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--size arg poisson group size | --size arg poisson group size | ||
--seed arg random seed | --seed arg random seed | ||
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As you can see you can easily change a few key parameters of the simulation such as runtime, or the Poisson firing rate. It's always a good idea to export some paramters of your code through command line arguments. How this is done will become clearer in the examples. Things that require less flexibility, | As you can see you can easily change a few key parameters of the simulation such as runtime, or the Poisson firing rate. It's always a good idea to export some paramters of your code through command line arguments. How this is done will become clearer in the examples. Things that require less flexibility, | ||
examples/sim_poisson.txt · Last modified: 2016/02/04 17:39 by zenke