As stated in project page the intended os audience are Linux and OSX. But, until now, the sources get compiled on both os but run only on Linux...
Basic Usage
After getting the files, go into your download directory and (fom a shell) just type:$ gcc sn05.c -o sn5 $ ./sn5 100 -75 -45 1.2 0.01 5 -56 130 500 50A series of lines follow, explaining parameters given on prompt. Three neurons are simulated, to prove articles:
- Supprting information for PNAS article: "A Large-Scale Model of Mammalian Thalamocortical Systems", E.M. Izhikevich and G.M. Edelman, PNAS March 4,2008, vol 15, no 9, pp 3593-3598
- "Polychronization: Computation with Spikes", E.M. Izhikevich, Neural Computation 18, pp 245-282, 2005 MITPress
- "Single-Column Thalamocortical Network Model Exhibiting Gamma Oscillations, Sleep Spindles and Epileptogenetic Bursts", R.D Traub et al., J. Neurophysiology 93, pp 2194-2232, 2005 American Physiological Society
Links to source files:
| Date | Header file | Implementation | Main | Receptive field map(s) | Settings | Makefile |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11/04/2010 | SplitNeuron3.h | - | sn05.c | - | - | - |
| 10/03/2007 | SplitNeuron.h | SplitNeuron.c | SplitUserIF.c | 0.rfm | testIF.set | Makefile |
| 22/12/2006 | SplitNeuron.h | SplitNeuron.c | SplitUserIF.c | 0.rfm | testIF.set | Makefile |
| 10/12/2006 | SplitNeuron.h | SplitNeuron.c | SplitUserIF.c | 0.rfm | testIF.set | Makefile |
| 02/10/2006 | SplitNeuron.h | SplitNeuron.c | SplitUserIF.c | 0.rfm | testIF.set | Makefile |
| 18/08/2006 | SplitNeuron.h | SplitNeuron.c | SplitNeuronMain.c | - | - | Makefile |
Old Usage
There is nothing particular in Makefile. Execution requests a settings file (.set), a receptive field map file (.rfm) and the name of a pbm file that will be created (that is viewable with almost all image editors, I use Xpaint).Afterwards simply:
$ ./SN test.set 0.rfm out.pbmA series of lines follow, telling advancement state of execution (file feeding, layer init, connection init) or warning messages about priority and scheduling (which can be edit only by su) but, at the moment, can be ignored since speed is still useless.
