Hi,
Is it only possible to use lats[].all = 0 (only first activation of each vertex) and lats[].all = 1 (all point that are activated during simulation)?
In my simulation I give a S1 and S2 stimulus on a 1D cable and I want to compute the APD for only the second AP. I tried to follow the steps in the CV restitution tutorial, in order to compute restitution curves for APD:
cd ${TUTORIALS}/02_EP_tissue/03D_conduction_velocity_restitution
However, it was not clear for me how to rewrite this in a way to compute RC for the APD. Now I have wrote a code for computing this, but the only step where I am struggling is extracting the activation and repolarization times for only the second AP (after S2).
With the following part, I get the activation times for all the nodes for the first event (first AP):
'-lats[0].ID', 'ACTs'
'-lats[0].all', 0
When using the the following, I get a file output that gives me all the activation times - however not all nodes are activated and thus are not included in this file:
'-lats[0].ID', 'ACTs'
'-lats[0].all', 1
So my question is if there is a way in which I can compute the activation times for only the last event (from the moment I give an S2). I hope my question is clear and that you can help.
Thank you!
