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As we found out in #89, the choice of the initial function across a PES learned connection can affect its behavior significantly. While we should determine more robust ways to discretize in the long term (see #83), in the short term we should at least attempt to inform users that this choice makes a big difference.
A few ideas on how we might do this:
Make an example showing how different things can be given the initial function (similar to what's in the Multidimensional learning #89 comment thread)
Raise a warning either at model construction or model build time if the user has made a learned connection and specified a function. This is similar to what we're doing with connection from nodes with synapse=None right now. This assumes that the identity function (communication channel) always puts weights in a decent range, which might not be true.
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As we found out in #89, the choice of the initial function across a PES learned connection can affect its behavior significantly. While we should determine more robust ways to discretize in the long term (see #83), in the short term we should at least attempt to inform users that this choice makes a big difference.
A few ideas on how we might do this:
synapse=None
right now. This assumes that the identity function (communication channel) always puts weights in a decent range, which might not be true.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: