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using perfect clamp to obtain a channel response

1. Using perfect clamp to obtain a channel response, schedule output
2. Current and conductance output of this simulation

1. Using perfect clamp to obtain a channel response, schedule output

Startup command : bin/ssp --cell tests/cells/channel_response.ndf --dump --emit-schedules


1.1. What does a schedule look like when we apply a perfect clamp to obtain a channel's response ?

1. Expected output

analyzers:
  dumper:
    initializers:
      - arguments:
          - source: model_container::/channel_response
          - ~
          - ~
        method: dump
    module_name: Heccer
    package: Heccer::Dumper
application_classes:
  analyzers:
    default:
      - method: analyze
    priority: 95
  finishers:
    default:
      - method: finish
    priority: 140
  initializers:
    default:
      - method: compile
      - method: connect
      - method: instantiate_inputs
      - method: instantiate_outputs
      - method: initiate
      - method: optimize
    priority: 80
  modifiers:
    default: \[\]
    priority: 50
  results:
    default: \[\]
    priority: 170
  services:
    default:
      - method: instantiate_services
    priority: 20
  simulation:
    default: \[\]
    priority: 110
apply:
  simulation:
    - arguments:
        - 0.05
        - verbose: 0
      method: advance
models:
  - granular_parameters: \[\]
    modelname: /channel_response
    solverclass: heccer
name: 'builtin cell configuration, applied to: channel_response'
outputclasses:
  double_2_ascii:
    module_name: Heccer
    options:
      filename: ./output/channel_response.out
    package: Heccer::Output
outputs:
  - component_name: /channel_response/segments/soma
    field: Vm
    outputclass: double_2_ascii
services:
  model_container:
    initializers:
      - arguments:
          -
            - .*?/ssp
            - -P
            - tests/cells/channel_response.ndf
        method: read
    model_library: /usr/local/neurospaces/models/library
    module_name: Neurospaces
solverclasses:
  heccer:
    module_name: Heccer
    service_name: model_container
usage: \|2
  
  	Simulate a single model neuron, default is to output the membrane potential of the soma.
  	Use the options to inject current in the soma \(--inject-magnitude\), or alternatively
  	to set a command voltage \(--perfectclamp\).
  	The model's soma segment must reside in a SEGMENT_GROUP with name "segments".
  
          The name of the model neuron is inferred from the name of the model description file.
          \(e.g. a model description file called "hh_neuron.ndf" is assumed to define a model neuron
          called "hh_neuron"\).
  
  	--model-name overwrite the default model name.
  	--steps sets number of steps
verbose: ~

2. Current and conductance output of this simulation

Startup command : bin/ssp --cell tests/cells/channel_response.ndf --output channel_response/segments/soma/naf->G --output channel_response/segments/soma/naf->I --time-step 6e-6 --time 0.006


2.1. What is the current and conductance output of this simulation ?

1. Expected output
application_output_file: output/channel_response.out
expected_output_file: ./..//tests/specifications/strings/channel-response.txt