(CONNECT* CD, char* Map, int* nMade,
CONNECTMSG* CMBuf, int* CelIDs,
int* CmpIDs)
This function is used when the probability of connection stays constant (that is, it does not decay with distance).
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This function is used when the probability of connection stays constant
(that is, it does not decay with distance). This will make connections
so that the final number of connections made matches the estimate. For
example, if 10 cells are connected to 10 cells, but only with 0.8
probability, then the final count should be 80 synapses.
- Parameters:
- CD - Connection Description contains information regarding source and destination
Map - Matrix of connections to be filled in as connections are made. 1 means connection, 0 means no.
nMade - Number of Connections made when all probabilities have been thrown.
CMBuf - Data about the connections will be stored here, so that later it can be communicated to the Sending Node
CelIDs - Destination Cell IDs that get connected will be stored here for quick lookup
CmpIDs - Destination Compartment Ids that get connected will be stored here for quick lookup (although, shouldn't it always be the same?)
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