To add to this a little: I think it likely that the gain would be dynamically tuned by some feedback system or another[1]. In order to tune said gain however you need a non-constant signal to be able to measure the gain to adjust it.
...Hm. That sounds a lot like delta waves during sleep. Switch to open-loop operation, disable learning[2], suppress output, input a transient, measure the response, and adjust gain accordingly. (Which would explain higher seizure risk with a lack of sleep...)
To add to this a little: I think it likely that the gain would be dynamically tuned by some feedback system or another[1]. In order to tune said gain however you need a non-constant signal to be able to measure the gain to adjust it.
...Hm. That sounds a lot like delta waves during sleep. Switch to open-loop operation, disable learning[2], suppress output, input a transient, measure the response, and adjust gain accordingly. (Which would explain higher seizure risk with a lack of sleep...)
Too much variance to be able to hardcode the gain, I’d imagine.
Ideally.
This makes too much sense. I’m somewhat concerned that I’m off in the weeds as a result.
Do these comments make sense to people that aren’t me?