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Hi, the spikingjelly is really good and easy to use. One advice is do you consider integrating some Brain-like properties such as STDP in this library? Maybe it's a good way to add the advantage of spikingjelly.
While #269 added additional functions to pull and subsequently access delayed neuron variables, this isn't done for pre and postsynaptic variables associated with weight update models. This would be pretty trivial and would essentially involve copying this logic into the loops [here](https:/
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Following the merge of the adjoint code, our coverage fell dramatically. We should put in some effort to get it back to 100%! :-)