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Romesh Abeysuriya edited this page Apr 5, 2015
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Here's how to get started
- Download a copy of NeuroField using
git
. If you haven't done this before, follow these instructions.
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Print out or open the manual - it's in the Documentation folder
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Make sure you are using GCC 4.8 or higher, as the code requires the C++11 random libraries. If you are working in the School of Physics at USYD, follow these instructions
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Want to use NeuroField on Windows or Mac OS? Go here first.
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Open a terminal, go into the
neurofield
folder, and typemake
to build the project. Having trouble compiling? -
Do a test run
./bin/NeuroField -i Configs/example.conf -o example.output
This will run the configuration file
example.conf
inside theConfigs
folder, and generateexample.output
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Congratulations, you have now used NeuroField!
- Read through the manual for more detailed information about configuration options, model specification, and the files that are included in the repository.
- Try out the Matlab analysis routines.
- Run more of the example configurations included in the
Configs
folder. - Use NeuroField with the Robinson et. al. corticothalamic model by downloading
corticothalamic-model
and using the included NeuroField functionality - Want to contribute to NeuroField? Go here first.
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