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Update cell_groups.rst (#2364)

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......@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Cell groups
Cell groups represent a union of cells of a single *kind* simulated in lockstep.
In a sense, their existence is an optimisation, since parts of the internal
state and computations can be shared between cell in single group. The currently
state and computations can be shared between cells in a single group. The currently
most complicated cell group is the one for cable cells, called ``cable_cell_group``
(``mc`` stands for multi-compartment, used in older parts of Arbor), so we will
focus on this type here.
......@@ -17,9 +17,9 @@ be in the same group) constraints.
Cable Cell group ``cable_cell_group``
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Cable cell groups have backing store in ``shared_state`` (given the
Cable cell groups have a backing store in ``shared_state`` (given the
introduction, we now understand that the ``shared`` stands for 'shared' between
cell in a group). In this data set, we also collect the private data of
cells in a group). In this data set, we also collect the private data of
mechanisms. One thing to watch out for here is that instances of the same
mechanism on a cell group will be collated.
......@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ compute the current density ``i`` like this
# Write outgoing current
ppack.i[ix] = g*(u - E)
In general, cell group wide quantities (like ``voltage`` here) need to be
In general, cell group-wide quantities (like ``voltage`` here) need to be
indexed via ``ppack.index``. Note, that the layout of parameters in ``ppack`` is
this in reality:
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