Andrew Rowley

I ended up using node-red-contrib-ical-events and then using the ical version of the calendar.

Seems a bit hacky... I would think that it should just have a splitter that says it can't accept delays?

This was a user request locally - they were happy to use this as an approximation. I had assumed that the data transfer was fast, but they suggested this as...

Note that passing a packet through the send routine is no guarantee of success in sending; I think that just means that it will make it in to the router...

You can do the scaling per synapse type i.e. if you know the firing rate of all the populations exciting this population and a different firing rate for all the...

I still don't think it is possible to do this. I don't know where it is relevant to do so.

We haven't completely moved to that yet, mainly due to issues with working out what the "atomic" weight will be! I think we will end up needing a combination of...

You *can* do it by local averaging, but 1) this requires more work to be done on the core (including a division) and 2) it makes no difference at all...

To do an average, we just need a sum either per neuron or per core, so no recording is needed. Keeping a sum per neuron helps with get_spike_counts, and doesn't...

A better overall solution would be to remove adding of delay extensions based on an algorithm, and instead add delay extensions to the splitters. A splitter can decide whether a...