Dear Enguang,
I think the command you are looking for is nest.SetKernelStatus({'time': 0.0}).
This will reset the time, but leave your network intact.
Please be aware that the command will print a scary-sounding warning, but usually
everything should be fine as long as you only call Simulate() with times that fall on the
min-delay
grid<https://nest-simulator.readthedocs.io/en/latest/guides/running_simulations.html#simulation-resolution-and-update-interval>.
Best regards,
Jochen!
On 23.12.20 10:09, enguang zhou wrote:
Dear Zhe Sun,
Thank you for your answer! I tried the 'nest.ResetKernel()' before, but it will
delete all the connections and the synapses weight data is gone which I want to keep that
during my all simulations.
Thank you again.
Best Wishes
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