Add firing rate scaling option to Converter #134
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This was accidentally removed at some point in the 3.0 rewrite.
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LGTM! I think it would be great to have a more comprehensive example using scale_firing_rates to train something, but that seems outside the scope of this PR and something we'll likely do when we look at adding more examples / tutorials anyhow. Will merge when CI is happy.
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Yeah we definitely should have an example like that, as it's a question that has come up a lot on the forums. |
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Also added some documentation on the tips and tricks page to address the issue of low firing rates.