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When running a systematic test of performance for different block sizes, the chosen model size (x
in the figures), is almost always near-optimal. The model size is the number of neurons and the model is the COBAHH example. The axes are neuron kernel block sizes and synapse kernel block sizes, 32, 64, 96, 128, 256, 512, 1024. Colors are log of runtime.
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Related Issues (20)
- Readme is deeply confusing bearing in mind that most users only care about PyGeNN
- GeNN does not complain when an EGP is not initialised
- Testing for unloading of models
- Constant cache issues HOT 3
- Improve shared library discovery during setup.py HOT 1
- Extend Python/C++ dual documentation system to embed the choice in the URL HOT 1
- Presynaptic Synapse Variable undefined in Event Threshold Condition HOT 1
- Zero-copy of spike and spike-event recording
- Stop using system() to launch things
- Floating point exception when calling model.step
- StaticPulseDendriticDelay is not working with Toeplitz Convolution Kernel HOT 3
- Redirect log output from C++ to Python
- Unexpected behaviour with connectivity in PyGeNN
- GeNNModel constructor accepts any preference kwarg
- Can't add more than one synapse per presynaptic neuron HOT 1
- Cannot set state variables associated with SPARSE connectivity
- CUDA Backend Assertion Failure due to Thread Dimension Configuration HOT 4
- Support CUDA array protocol for interopability
- NVTX support for easier profiling
- Fix Windows compiler-finding logic to work with setuptools 74
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