Well there are three more things, which are also written in the paper, which are:
1. the integration with ModelDB, which makes super easy to download, compile and run any model which has been uploaded to ModelDB. If the model provides a mosinit, it just runs out of the box
2. The integration with matplotlib. Plotting the vectors just create a standard matplotlib figure, which then can be altered/changed with standard matplotlib commands
3. the HDF storage, which make quite easy to run a simulation and store all the detail, with the model, in one single file.
Model (hoc file), plotting output in Python
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