run_app: Application for Simulating Spikes
In JPNotts/Package: Simulate Spike Sequences
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Description
Using runExample() produces a GUI for simulating spikes from our model. This allows for the easy simulation of spikes without using R directly, and the generated spike sequences can be locally downloaded.
Usage
1
run_app(app)
Arguments
app
The type of application you want to open. The options are 'SimulatingSpikes' or 'ViewData'
Details
The application only allows for the implementation of 5 ISI types, namely: Exponential, Gamma, Inverse Gaussian, Log Normal and Weibull. To use alternatively distributions/parameterisations please use or simulate_spikes.
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Description Usage Arguments Details
Description
Using runExample() produces a GUI for simulating spikes from our model. This allows for the easy simulation of spikes without using R directly, and the generated spike sequences can be locally downloaded.
Usage
1 | run_app(app)
|
Arguments
app |
The type of application you want to open. The options are 'SimulatingSpikes' or 'ViewData' |
Details
The application only allows for the implementation of 5 ISI types, namely: Exponential, Gamma, Inverse Gaussian, Log Normal and Weibull. To use alternatively distributions/parameterisations please use or simulate_spikes.
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