Examples of ca.nengo.model.impl.EnsembleImpl

ca.nengo.model.impl.EnsembleImpl

Default implementation of Ensemble.

Origins or Terminations can be set up on Nodes before they are grouped into an Ensemble. After Nodes are added to an Ensemble, no Origins or Terminations should be added to them directly. Terminations can be added with EnsembleImpl.addTermination(...) If a Termination is added directly to a Node after the Node is added to the Ensemble, the Termination will not appear in Ensemble.getTerminations()

TODO: test @author Bryan Tripp

            float[][] weights = new float[neurons.length][];
            for (int i = 0; i < neurons.length; i++) {
                neurons[i] = factory.make("neuron"+i);
                weights[i] = new float[]{1};
            }
            EnsembleImpl ensemble = new EnsembleImpl("ensemble", neurons);
            ensemble.addTermination("input", weights, .005f, false);
            ensemble.collectSpikes(true);
            network.addNode(ensemble);


            FunctionInput input = new FunctionInput("input", new Function[]{new PiecewiseConstantFunction(new float[]{0.2f}, new float[]{0, 0.5f})}, Units.UNK);
            network.addNode(input);


            network.addProjection(input.getOrigin(FunctionInput.ORIGIN_NAME), ensemble.getTermination("input"));


//          Probe vProbe = network.getSimulator().addProbe("ensemble", 0, "V", true);
//          Probe nProbe = network.getSimulator().addProbe("ensemble", 0, "N", true);
//          Probe iProbe = network.getSimulator().addProbe("ensemble", 0, "I", true);
            Probe rProbe = network.getSimulator().addProbe("ensemble", "rate", true);

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