Correlation between entropy/FD metrics for data traces from Hodgin-Huxley model #5
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Continuation of the discussion in #4
PR includes only a single notebook that shows correlation between all currently available metrics in the library.
This notebook uses simulated voltage traces from the Hodgkin-Huxley model of an excitable cell and could potentially serve as a sequel to previous two notebooks that compute correlation on noisy data and sine time series, respectively.
No additional dependencies other than
scipyare used.