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@eslam69 eslam69 commented Mar 26, 2021

This is a minimal example that demonstrates the flexibility of brian2modelfitting specially in working with different back-end optimization libraries.

  • This example is compatible with the latest version of brian2modelfitting at the master branch on GitHub.
  • I used Dragonfly library which offers Bayesian optimization and some evolutionary algorithms.

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eslam69 commented Mar 26, 2021

I encountered this issue #41 during the development of this example.

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Thanks for the contribution and apologies for taking so long to reply. This looks very good as it is, I wasn't aware of the DragonFly library! The only downside I am seeing is that the example model that you used is a very "boring" one, it would be nice to show one where we can have actual traces that look like a "real neuron". Would you mind e.g. changing it to the one used in https://brian2modelfitting.readthedocs.io/en/stable/examples/hh_multirun.html (no need for the second run, of course)? It could be any other model, but I'd find it much more appealing to have a plot in the end instead of printing out the results. Thanks again!

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eslam69 commented Apr 8, 2021

Thanks for your feedback and suggestions.

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Thanks also for the changes here – same comment as for your other PR: all looks good to me from a quick review, but the merge has to wait for a more detailed review in about two weeks (don't worry about this being after the GSoC application deadline).

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