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Time reordering

See original GitHub issue

Support for different time reorderings.

For example, there could be a set of special files spike_times.myreorder1.npy that would be like the existing spike_times.npy, but with different spike times (for example, a reordering of the normal spike times).
One could switch between these different sets of spike times with a keyboard shortcut.
The following views should be updated accordingly:
- Diagonal subplots in Feature view
- Amplitude view

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Created 4 years ago
Comments:6 (4 by maintainers)

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marius10pcommented, Sep 19, 2019

I think just those two are enough.

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czubacommented, Jul 2, 2020

Hey guys,

I wanted to take a look at spike amplitudes in batch-reordered state, but I’m not sure where/how to generate a corresponding spike_times_reordered.npy output. Is there a straightforward point within the normal processing stream (rezToPhy?) to just add an extra column to st3 for these reordered timestamps?

Even without creating an alternate spike_times_reordered.npy file, toggling ctrl+r in Phy does produce slight data point shifts & histogram bin changes in the AmplitudeView, leaving me extra confused as to what/how that was implemented

Thanks!

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