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# tectum-beh.md
## EXCITATION: Container
```Gen
EXCITATION
type: container
activity_scope: !NIGHT
tub_intricated:
PRESYNAPSE: out.{}.{}.PRESYNAPSE
POSTSYNAPSE: in.{}.{}.POSTSYNAPSE
ASTROSYNAPSE: in.{}.ASTROCYTE.ASTROSYNAPSE
# ASTROSYNAPSE: in.{}.{}.ASTROSYNAPSE # E' equivalente
```
### Excitation-possible: contextor
Qui devo capire queste tracce chi le lascia e se sono esclusive?
```Gen
Excitation-possible: ( active: 60x )
type: contextor
contained_by: EXCITATION
in_context: Fixed
condition: ???
out_context: ActivateAstroPostPre_ctx
condition: ( BadTraces fullness )
out_context: DeActivateAstroPostPre_ctx
```
### Excitation-bind: binder
Qui attiviamo la Syn collegando Pre e Post. Lo facciamo per tutte le relazioni fino a quando GoodTraces fullness
```Gen
Excitation-bind: ( active: 6x )
type: binder
contained_by: EXCITATION
in_context: ActivateAstroPostPre_ctx
within_scope: ASTROCYTE
hypothesis: ( GoodTraces fullness ) AND NOT ( ASTROSYNAPSE full ) AND NOT ( PRESYNAPSE full ) AND NOT ( POSTSYNAPSE full)
bind: [PRESYNAPSE increase, POSTSYNAPSE increase, ASTROSYNAPSE increase]
trace: None?
```
### ClearTraces: accumulator
```Gen
ClearTraces: ( active: 6x ) # stesso RF del bind
type: accumulator
contained_by: EXCITATION
in_context: ActivateAstroPostPre_ctx
hypothesis: GoodTraces NOT empty
action: GoodTraces decrease
trace: None?
```
### Excitation-unbind: binder
Qui deattiviamo la Syn
```Gen
Excitation-unbind: ( active: 6x )
type: binder
contained_by: EXCITATION
# Devo essere sicuro di eliminare i 3 che sono collegati, non a caso.
in_context: DeActivateSynPostPre_ctx
hypothesis: (BadTraces fullness)
unbind: [PRESYNAPSE decrease, POSTSYNAPSE decrease, ASTROSYNAPSE decrease]
trace: None?
```
## INHIBITION: Container
```Gen
INHIBITION
type: container
activity_scope: !NIGHT
tub_intricated:
PRESYNAPSE: out.{}.{}.PRESYNAPSE
SOMASYNAPSE: in.{}.{}.SOMASYNAPSE
ASTROSYNAPSE: in.{}.ASTROCYTE.ASTROSYNAPSE
# ASTROSYNAPSE: in.{}.{}.ASTROSYNAPSE # E' equivalente
```