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Nora Abi Akar authored
New structs and types: * `cell_tag_type` (std::string): for labelling placeable items on a cell. The label refers to a number of items placed on a locset, equal to the number of locations in a locset. The number of locations in not always known to the user, so the previous way of using indices for items was no longer sufficient. * `lid_selection_policy`: for allowing a user to select a single item from a group of items sharing a label. Currently only `round_robin` and `assert_univalent` are supported. * `cell_local_label_type` and `cell_global_label_type`: for identifying the target and source of a connection or gap_junction connection. * `cell_label_ranges`, and `cell_labels_and_gids`: for propagating information about the labelled items on the cell from the cell groups back to the simulation and communicator. * `label_resolution_map` and `resolver`: for selecting an item (and retaining state) from a labelled group of items on a cell according to a user-selected policy. Changes to the model-initialization: * The `communicator` now needs `label_resolution_maps` constructed from the cell group data in order to build the `connections` vectors. * The `simulation_state` object handles the transfer of the information when it is constructed. * Spike exchange at runtime remains unchanged, because `communicator::connections` remains unchanged. Changes to cells, cell_groups and recipe: * `decor::place` expects a third label parameter, no longer returns an `lid_range`. * `lif`, `source`, and `benchmark` cells need source/target labels in their constructors. * A `cell_group` needs to save data about the gid/labels/lid_ranges of each cell, to propagate back to the `communicator` constructor. * Connections/gap junction connections are formed between {label, policy} pairs on cells instead of indices. * `num_sources`, `num_targets`, `num_gap_junction_sites` deleted from `recipe`. Additional changes: * Add MPI wrapper for exchanging vectors of strings. * Corresponding updates to unit tests, Python wrapper, C++ and Python examples, documentation. Fixes #1394
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event_generator.cpp 1.35 KiB
#include <pybind11/pybind11.h>
#include <pybind11/pytypes.h>
#include <pybind11/stl.h>
#include <arbor/common_types.hpp>
#include <arbor/schedule.hpp>
#include "event_generator.hpp"
#include "schedule.hpp"
namespace pyarb {
void register_event_generators(pybind11::module& m) {
using namespace pybind11::literals;
pybind11::class_<event_generator_shim> event_generator(m, "event_generator");
event_generator
.def(pybind11::init<>(
[](arb::cell_local_label_type target, double weight, const schedule_shim_base& sched) {
return event_generator_shim(std::move(target), weight, sched.schedule()); }),
"target"_a, "weight"_a, "sched"_a,
"Construct an event generator with arguments:\n"
" target: The target synapse label and selection policy.\n"
" weight: The weight of events to deliver.\n"
" sched: A schedule of the events.")
.def_readwrite("target", &event_generator_shim::target,
"The target synapse (gid, local_id).")
.def_readwrite("weight", &event_generator_shim::weight,
"The weight of events to deliver.")
.def("__str__", [](const event_generator_shim&){return "<arbor.event_generator>";})
.def("__repr__", [](const event_generator_shim&){return "<arbor.event_generator>";});
}
} // namespace pyarb