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Brent Huisman authored and GitHub committed
* Add Python version of brunel.cpp example.
* Enforce consistency in units: both C++ and Python APIs use unit `kHz` for all frequencies.
* Align Python version `poisson_schedule` signature with C++ equivalent.
* Update unit tests to suit API changes.
* Update documentation to suit, along with minor additions related to networks and interconnectivity.
* Add `brunel.py` to `basic.yml` tests
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Tutorials

Note

You can find some examples of full Arbor simulations in the python/examples directory of the Arbor repository.

The examples use pandas and seaborn for analysis and plotting which are expected to be installed independently from Arbor.

In an interactive Python interpreter, you can use help() on any class or function to get its documentation. (Try, help(arbor.simulation, for example).