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In the BluePyOpt integration, a validation test between Arbor and Neuron has been developed and evaluated for the BBP catalogue that is used in the layer-5 pyramidal cell model. While showing good agreement for most mechanisms, there is a discrepancy for K_Tst and K_Pst that was discussed here (cf. latest results) and cannot be explained by differences in the NMODL definition (driving Neuron with Arbor's NMODL gives the same discrepancy).
The purpose of this issue is to identify the source of this error, possibly by first time-integrating the ODEs for a single-compartimental setup with an individual mechanism using scipy to identify the correct solution and then narrowing down the error in the affected simulator.
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Interestingly, just running a Ball-and-Stick cell with any of the BBP channels --- incl K_P and K_T, but excl Nap --- doesn't show measurable differences. Nap is different, there NRN 8 diverges with t, while ARB just show a beginning of unbounded growth.
I'd like a more condensed version of the test case that demonstrates the issue, excl all the surrounding noise and with a significantly simpler morphology.
In the BluePyOpt integration, a validation test between Arbor and Neuron has been developed and evaluated for the BBP catalogue that is used in the layer-5 pyramidal cell model. While showing good agreement for most mechanisms, there is a discrepancy for
K_Tst
andK_Pst
that was discussed here (cf. latest results) and cannot be explained by differences in the NMODL definition (driving Neuron with Arbor's NMODL gives the same discrepancy).The purpose of this issue is to identify the source of this error, possibly by first time-integrating the ODEs for a single-compartimental setup with an individual mechanism using scipy to identify the correct solution and then narrowing down the error in the affected simulator.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: