Is it OK to have an assignment like
x' = x' + 1
in a NET_RECEIVE block, if x' is defined in a DERIVATIVE block?
If this is disallowed, can you recommend a strategy for achieving the same result?
Many thanks,
Dan
Change the value of a derivative in NET_RECEIVE?
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Re: Change the value of a derivative in NET_RECEIVE?
I can tell you what to do but the details will depend on what's in your mod file. Just to email it to me
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Re: Change the value of a derivative in NET_RECEIVE?
Actually that wasn't what he wanted to do. The real question was how to replicate a synaptic mechanism in which one of the gating states is governed by a DE of the form
x' = -x/tau_x + SUMMA delta(t-ti)
where delta is the Dirac delta function and the ti are the times of synaptic activation.
The answer is to have a DERIVATIVE block in which there is the statement
x' = -x/tau_x
and a NET_RECEIVE block in which there is the statement
x = x+1
(because the effect of each synaptic activation is to immediately increment x by 1).
x' = -x/tau_x + SUMMA delta(t-ti)
where delta is the Dirac delta function and the ti are the times of synaptic activation.
The answer is to have a DERIVATIVE block in which there is the statement
x' = -x/tau_x
and a NET_RECEIVE block in which there is the statement
x = x+1
(because the effect of each synaptic activation is to immediately increment x by 1).