Simulations using the Python interface to Neuron 7.2 (Development
Version)
Written by Brandon Aubie
brandon@aubie.ca

How to Use
==========
Install NEURON along with the Python interface.  To make use of
multiple cores (or workstations), install the OpenMP toolset.

View run.py for instructions on running different simulations and
reproducing a subset of the figures in Aubie et al. (2012).

In general, once you have a simulation defined (the appropriate lines
uncommented in run.py), you can simply run:

# ./run

and the simulations will run in multiple threads.  If OpenMP is not
available on your system, you can simply run:

# python run.py

Output files are CSV files suitable for producing graphs with many
graphing programs such as GLE (http://glx.sourceforge.net/).

References
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Aubie, B., Sayegh, R., & Faure, P. A. (2012). Duration Tuning across
Vertebrates. Journal of Neuroscience, 32(18), 6373-6390.

Changelog
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2022-12: Migrate to Python 3(via `2to3 -w .`)