Hi Russell,
If you run experiments with different currents, do you do something like
model = NESTADEXP(nest=nest, attrs=model_params)
model.inject_square_current(inject_param_1)
model.inject_square_current(inject_param_2)
model.inject_square_current(inject_param_3)
with different parameter dictionaries?
Looking at the code for your Izhi adapter, it seems that you create a single neuron
instance in the NESTADEXP constructor and then run repeated simulations on that one neuron
instance by repeated Simulate() calls. In this case, there is no reset at all: the second
simulation continues where the first ended, and so on.
Thus, later runs will be influenced by earlier runs.
Furthermore, you need to be careful about start/stop for the dc generator since these are
absolute points in time for the dc_generator, so if you need to move them forward as you
go from simulation to simulation.
To get independent results, create a new network for each simulation you want to perform
or create many neurons each with its own input and simulate them together. That is
probably most efficient if you can work in batches.
Best,
Hans Ekkehard
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On 10/11/2021, 08:43, "Russell J. Jarvis"
<russelljarvis@protonmail.com<mailto:russelljarvis@protonmail.com>> wrote:
Hi there NEST community,
I am trying to build an interface between NEST reduced cell models (Izhikevich/AdExp) and
NeuronUnit<https://github.com/russelljjarvis/NESTNeuronUnit>it>.
For example here is one such
interface<https://github.com/russelljjarvis/NESTNeuronUnit/blob/master/n…
I find that if I run a single current injection experiment using the interface I get an
expected number of spikes, but if I keep re-using the same interface in more and more
experiments I get the same or similar number of spikes even with different current
injection values. Its as if the initial conditions of the model are not re-setting
properly.
I wonder if there are any ideas of things I could check.
This simple file works
okay<https://github.com/russelljjarvis/NESTNeuronUnit/blob/master/test_i…py>,
but it only has one simulation run.
Russell Jarvis (he,him)
PhD Neuroscience
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