Changed notebook to operate on units table without converting to pand… #133
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Would it be possible to choose a time with a clear sensory response in the image at time zero? How did you choose this time?
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Line #2. ax.plot(peak_waveform)
The x-axis seems wrong. I don't think a spike lasts 30 s. Perhaps you need to pass in the x-axis time array ?
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This is probably better visualize by an image where channel number is the vertical axis and xaxis is time.
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Line #2. colors = plt.cm.viridis(np.linspace(0, 1, len(np.transpose(units["waveform_mean"][unit_idx])) ))
Same than previous plot. An image might be more informative. Having the time as a colorer is a bit confusing to me.
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