tennsS v1.53 Reference Manual

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Netset

Class Netset derived from Netbind

A structure that can be bound to an underlying network. It is commonly used a base for binding objects to sets of nodes and connections, which are specified using a list of objects of type Cnset. The objects may be used to implement many different types of functionality which are not present in the underlying network, for example, to implement learning algorithms or to include extra state variables. The functionality can be switched on and off using <active>. This switching can be locked using <lock>. If the object is listed in the algorithm list of the underlying network, as determined by <list>, then it will be called after every <period> time steps. The time to the next call can be controlled using <iteration>.


Naming
    cnset/<n>      references nth cnset


Configuration
    cnset=<id>     replaces all cnset structures
    add-cnset=<id> adds a cnset structure
    active=<bool>  (de)activate the structure (true)
    lock=<bool>    (un)lock the structure (false)
    list=<bool>    listed in the network (true)
    iteration=<v>  sets iteration index (0)
    period=<t>     sets operating period (4294967295 cycles)


Commands
    cnset-clear
        clears all cnset references

    cnset-add <list of cnset references>
        add cnset references


Additional arguments to existing commands
    bind [list=<bool>] [cnset=<id>] <further arguments for derived
      commands>
        binds itself to the underlying network structure
            list=<bool> whether to list the object in the algorithm
              list of the underlying network structure 
            cnset=<id> clears previous cnset references and attaches
              the specified cnset reference

Derived Classes

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