Specify how to represent node types when target_simulator is "NEST" or "PyNN"#33
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| **For point_process models**, it is the namespace of the point_process/artificial cell mechanism. | ||
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| **For point_neuron models**, it is the namespace of the neuron parameter dictionary. |
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I was doing some editing and I thought that keeping this new entry and removing "For point_process models" would be enough, but one line up (which doesn't appear in the diff) there's text for point_soma models. Where does this point_soma model type come form @markovg? It hasn't been listed before.
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I'd like to unblock and merge this review, @markovg, is there anybody that I can ask for clarifications about where does point_soma come from and whether we can remove it.
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I'm not going to merge this yet. There's still an inconsistency in the text that I'd like to be addressed before doing so. |
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This table has becomes confusing if we add non NEURON specific information for point_neuron models. It also doesn't add anything that is not already said above.
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…omas. It could be confusing and it doesn't add information as the area of a sphere and the revolution surface of a cylinder inscribing the sphere are equal.
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* 'master' of github.com:AllenInstitute/sonata: updating setup metadata for pypi Fixing so that all examples use model_name instead of pop_name Updating pysonata code Specify how to represent node types when `target_simulator` is "NEST" or "PyNN" (AllenInstitute#33)
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* 'master' of github.com:AllenInstitute/sonata: updating setup metadata for pypi Fixing so that all examples use model_name instead of pop_name Updating pysonata code Specify how to represent node types when `target_simulator` is "NEST" or "PyNN" (AllenInstitute#33)
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I'd like to propose a minor change to the spec to make clear how to specify point neuron models for simulators other than NEURON (for which NMODL artificial cells are not usable).