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7 changes: 3 additions & 4 deletions models/aeif_cond_alpha.h
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.. note::
The default refractory period for ``aeif`` models is zero, consistent with the model definition in
Brette & Gerstner [1]_.
This means if the refractory period is zero, the ``aeif`` neurons can fire multiple spikes in a single time step,
which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
Brette & Gerstner [1]_. Thus, an ``aeif`` neuron with default parameters can fire multiple spikes in a single
time step, which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
We recommend users set ``t_ref > 0``.
To avoid such unphysiological behavior, you should set a refractory time ``t_ref > 0``.
Parameters
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7 changes: 3 additions & 4 deletions models/aeif_cond_alpha_astro.h
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.. note::
The default refractory period for ``aeif`` models is zero, consistent with the model definition in
Brette & Gerstner [1]_.
This means if the refractory period is zero, the ``aeif`` neurons can fire multiple spikes in a single time step,
which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
Brette & Gerstner [1]_. Thus, an ``aeif`` neuron with default parameters can fire multiple spikes in a single
time step, which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
We recommend users set ``t_ref > 0``.
To avoid such unphysiological behavior, you should set a refractory time ``t_ref > 0``.
Parameters
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7 changes: 3 additions & 4 deletions models/aeif_cond_alpha_multisynapse.h
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.. note::
The default refractory period for ``aeif`` models is zero, consistent with the model definition in
Brette & Gerstner [1]_.
This means if the refractory period is zero, the ``aeif`` neurons can fire multiple spikes in a single time step,
which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
Brette & Gerstner [1]_. Thus, an ``aeif`` neuron with default parameters can fire multiple spikes in a single
time step, which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
We recommend users set ``t_ref > 0``.
To avoid such unphysiological behavior, you should set a refractory time ``t_ref > 0``.
Parameters
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7 changes: 3 additions & 4 deletions models/aeif_cond_beta_multisynapse.h
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.. note::
The default refractory period for ``aeif`` models is zero, consistent with the model definition in
Brette & Gerstner [1]_.
This means if the refractory period is zero, the ``aeif`` neurons can fire multiple spikes in a single time step,
which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
Brette & Gerstner [1]_. Thus, an ``aeif`` neuron with default parameters can fire multiple spikes in a single
time step, which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
We recommend users set ``t_ref > 0``.
To avoid such unphysiological behavior, you should set a refractory time ``t_ref > 0``.
Parameters
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7 changes: 3 additions & 4 deletions models/aeif_cond_exp.h
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.. note::
The default refractory period for ``aeif`` models is zero, consistent with the model definition in
Brette & Gerstner [1]_.
This means if the refractory period is zero, the ``aeif`` neurons can fire multiple spikes in a single time step,
which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
Brette & Gerstner [1]_. Thus, an ``aeif`` neuron with default parameters can fire multiple spikes in a single
time step, which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
We recommend users set ``t_ref > 0``.
To avoid such unphysiological behavior, you should set a refractory time ``t_ref > 0``.
Parameters:
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7 changes: 3 additions & 4 deletions models/aeif_psc_alpha.h
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.. note::
The default refractory period for ``aeif`` models is zero, consistent with the model definition in
Brette & Gerstner [1]_.
This means if the refractory period is zero, the ``aeif`` neurons can fire multiple spikes in a single time step,
which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
Brette & Gerstner [1]_. Thus, an ``aeif`` neuron with default parameters can fire multiple spikes in a single
time step, which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
We recommend users set ``t_ref > 0``.
To avoid such unphysiological behavior, you should set a refractory time ``t_ref > 0``.
Parameters
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7 changes: 3 additions & 4 deletions models/aeif_psc_delta.h
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.. note::
The default refractory period for ``aeif`` models is zero, consistent with the model definition in
Brette & Gerstner [1]_.
This means if the refractory period is zero, the ``aeif`` neurons can fire multiple spikes in a single time step,
which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
Brette & Gerstner [1]_. Thus, an ``aeif`` neuron with default parameters can fire multiple spikes in a single
time step, which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
We recommend users set ``t_ref > 0``.
To avoid such unphysiological behavior, you should set a refractory time ``t_ref > 0``.
Parameters
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7 changes: 3 additions & 4 deletions models/aeif_psc_delta_clopath.h
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.. note::
The default refractory period for ``aeif`` models is zero, consistent with the model definition in
Brette & Gerstner [4]_.
This means if the refractory period is zero, the ``aeif`` neurons can fire multiple spikes in a single time step,
which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
Brette & Gerstner [4]_. Thus, an ``aeif`` neuron with default parameters can fire multiple spikes in a single
time step, which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
We recommend users set ``t_ref > 0``.
To avoid such unphysiological behavior, you should set a refractory time ``t_ref > 0``.
Parameters
++++++++++
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7 changes: 3 additions & 4 deletions models/aeif_psc_exp.h
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.. note::
The default refractory period for ``aeif`` models is zero, consistent with the model definition in
Brette & Gerstner [1]_.
This means if the refractory period is zero, the ``aeif`` neurons can fire multiple spikes in a single time step,
which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
Brette & Gerstner [1]_. Thus, an ``aeif`` neuron with default parameters can fire multiple spikes in a single
time step, which can lead to exploding spike numbers and extreme slow-down of simulations.
We recommend users set ``t_ref > 0``.
To avoid such unphysiological behavior, you should set a refractory time ``t_ref > 0``.
Parameters
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