Set network structure
set.network.structure.RdThis function sets the structure of a network object, defining its layers, columns, neuron types, and local connectivity parameters. It also generates local nodes based on the specified structure.
Usage
set.network.structure(
network,
neuron_types = c("principal"),
hemisphere_names = NULL,
subcortical_layer_names = NULL,
layer_names = c("layer"),
n_hemispheres = 1,
n_subcortical_layers = 0,
n_layers = 1,
n_columns = 1,
n_patches = 1,
layer_height = 180,
column_diameter = 120,
segment_length = 20,
hem_separation_factor = 40,
sub_separation_factor = 20,
layer_separation_factor = 2.5,
column_separation_factor = 2.5,
patch_separation_factor = 2.5,
synaptic_neighborhood = 10,
neurons_per_node = 10
)Arguments
- network
Network object to configure.
- neuron_types
Character vector giving (names of) types of neurons in the network. Known types can be accessed using
print.known.celltypes(). Default is "principal", which will assign the most common neuron type for each layer, as defined inprincipal.neurons().- hemisphere_names
Character vector of length
n_hemispheresgiving names for the hemispheres (default: auto-generated as "left" or c("left","right"), depending on if there are one or two hemispheres).- subcortical_layer_names
Character vector of length
n_subcortical_layersgiving names for the subcortical layers (default: auto-generated as "subL1", "subL2", ...). Must be distinct from all cortical layer names.- layer_names
Character vector giving names of cortical layers in the network, ordered deepest to most superficial, e.g. c("L6", "L5", "L4", "L3", "L2", "L1").
- n_hemispheres
Integer giving number of hemispheres; must be 1 or 2 (default: 1).
- n_subcortical_layers
Integer giving number of subcortical layers (e.g., thalamic relay nuclei); can be 0 (default: 0).
- n_layers
Integer giving number of cortical layers in the network (default: 1).
- n_columns
Integer giving number of columns in the network (default: 1).
- n_patches
Integer giving the number of "patches" (n_layers x n_columns sheets) in the network. This is the secondarly columnar axis, orthogonal to the laminar and principal columnar axes (default: 1).
- layer_height
Numeric giving height of each layer (default: 180.0 micron).
- column_diameter
Numeric giving diameter of each column (default: 120.0 micron).
- segment_length
Numeric giving expected length of each segment in the axonal and dendritic processes of each neuron (default: 20.0 micron).
- hem_separation_factor
Numeric giving distance between hemispheres as a fraction of column diameter (default: 40.0).
- sub_separation_factor
Numeric giving distance from the cortical sheet to the first subcortical layer as a fraction of layer height (default: 20.0).
- layer_separation_factor
Numeric giving mean distance between layers as a fraction of layer height (default: 2.5).
- column_separation_factor
Numeric giving mean distance between columns as a fraction of column diameter (default: 2.5).
- patch_separation_factor
Numeric giving mean distance between network patches as a fraction of column diameter (default: 2.5).
- synaptic_neighborhood
Numeric giving the radius (in microns) within which an axon node will trigger a synapse when near a dendrite node (default: 10.0). #' @param neurons_per_node Matrix giving mean number of neurons of each type per node in each layer, with cortical layers first and then subcortical layers; dimensions must match
n_layers + n_subcortical_layers(rows) and length ofneuron_types(columns), or2 * (n_layers + n_subcortical_layers)if specifying different cell type counts for a second hemisphere. If there are two hemispheres but onlyn_layers + n_subcortical_layersrows, then the counts are reused for the second hemisphere.