init_network_ss: Simulate the dynamics of a network instance without input in...
In Bandytwin/simER: Simulate random, directed, homogenous networks
Description
Simulate the dynamics of a network instance without input in order to get
a reasonable steady state
Simulate the dynamics of a steady state network instance with input
Usage
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init_network_ss(net_ss, in_symbol, t_steps = 1)
init_network_ss(net_ss, in_symbol, t_steps = 1)
Arguments
net_ss
a network and activity vector that represent steady state
(the output from init_network())
in_symbol
a vector of length N of values in [-1,1] that represents
added input to the specified node. A value of 0 means there is no extra input
net
a network (the output from init_network()) to simulate
n_steps
the number of time steps to simulate
s_1
the proporation of active nodes at time step 1
n_steps
the number of time steps to simulate
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Description
Simulate the dynamics of a network instance without input in order to get a reasonable steady state
Simulate the dynamics of a steady state network instance with input
Usage
1 2 3 | init_network_ss(net_ss, in_symbol, t_steps = 1)
init_network_ss(net_ss, in_symbol, t_steps = 1)
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Arguments
net_ss |
a network and activity vector that represent steady state (the output from init_network()) |
in_symbol |
a vector of length N of values in [-1,1] that represents added input to the specified node. A value of 0 means there is no extra input |
net |
a network (the output from init_network()) to simulate |
n_steps |
the number of time steps to simulate |
s_1 |
the proporation of active nodes at time step 1 |
n_steps |
the number of time steps to simulate |
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