ENH: More features for ReceptiveField
See original GitHub issue- support
score
method for use withGridSearchCV
- use custom Ridge solver for speed and multiple regularization types (i.e., Ross’s Fourier-based code)
- change to positive lags for causal behavior #4550
- backward transform
- Add CUDA support for the fitting
- if necessary, make tmin/tmax/sfreq logic consistent with
Epochs
class - forward/backward model tutorial?
-
plot
method that is smart enough to at least deal with 1D (STA) and 2D (STRF) plotting, probably usingNonUniformImage
class rather thanpcolormesh
- decimation (decimate data before fitting or model after fitting?)
- refactor with
linear_regression_raw
,XDawn
(categorical data, #4940)
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+1 for positive lags. If you think of the TRF (no S) when a stimulus is a bunch of clicks (so, x = click train, y = EEG signal), then the brain response should be at positive lags, because a click causes the brain signal to wobble after the click happens.
I agree that it gets a little hairier with the STRF, but positive lags still make by far the most sense to me.
If the current code issues Ridge, the auto and cross covariances need to be recalculated, so it will add time. With TDR (or a custom Ridge) where these are stored I doubt it will add much time