Section: User Commands (1)Updated: March 5, 2009Local indexUp
NAME
eventcounter, eventgenerator, eventlogger, eventselect, eventsink,
eventsource, viewevents - utility applications which can be used
together with other MUSIC-aware applications in multi-simulations
This manual page documents briefly a set of MUSIC-aware utility
applications provided together with MUSIC library.
eventcounter receives spikes through a MUSIC input port, counts
all spikes for each index and writes the frequencies to a set of files
with names
prefix rank suffix
eventgenerator generates spikes from a Poisson distribution.
eventlogger logs spikes from a MUSIC port.
eventselect receives events from an input port of width
n_units
and sends events for the subset of id:s specified in the file
units
eventsink receives spikes through a MUSIC input port and
writes these to a set of files with names
prefix rank suffix
eventsource reads spikes from a set of files with names
prefix rank suffix
and propagates these spikes through a MUSIC output port.
viewevents reads spikes from a MUSIC input port and displays
them as a 3D graphical representation.
OPTIONS
The utilities follow the usual GNU command line syntax, with long
options starting with two dashes (`-').
A summary of options is included below.
-b ticks, --maxbuffered ticks
Specify maximal amount of data buffered.
-f freq, --frequency
Specify average frequency (default 10 Hz).
-h, --help
Show usage information.
-i, --indextype
Select global (default) or local indices. (Used for testing and
benchmarking purposes.)
-l latency, --acclatency latency
Specify acceptable data latency (s).
-m type, --imaptype type
Select linear (default) or roundrobin index map.
-s scaling, --scaletime scaling
Specify real time to simulated time scale factor (s). If omitted, the
visualization runs at full speed.
-t timestep, --timestep timestep
Specify time between tick() calls (default 0.01 s).