Different integrators same model

[Lorenzo Prione]

Would it be possible, in a single 76-node model, to use a stochastic integrator for 75 of these and a deterministic one for the remainder?

[WOODMAN Michael]

hi

You can use a stochastic integrator setting the noise to zero for one node, which achieves this effect. 

cheers,

Marmaduke

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Would it be possible, in a single 76-node model, to use a stochastic integrator for 75 of these and a deterministic one for the remainder?

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[Lorenzo Prione]

Thanks. Has TVB a method for which I can set the integrators values on the single node? Or do I need to create the numpy.array of noise of the correct dimension such that it apply only to my interest node?

Cheers

[WOODMAN Michael]

Hi

On 27 Jan 2025, at 23:36, Lorenzo Prione <prione...@gmail.com> wrote:

create the numpy.array of noise of the correct dimension such that it apply only to my interest node

This is the right approach 

Cheers,

Marmaduke