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it is often useful to spikesort a short segment before trying a full recording. But:
when using irc.m, tlim=[start end]; when "start" is not 0, spikes found using spikessort, and then ploting irc traces, the spikes are out of sync with the timeline. it appears that the algorithm takes "start" time as 0, and projects that to the time shown in irc traces.
in irc2 assigning tlim just doesn't work at all. it is ignored and irc2 just takes the whole timeline.
irc2 manual still fails to split/merge
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hey @jamesjun
it is often useful to spikesort a short segment before trying a full recording. But:
when using irc.m, tlim=[start end]; when "start" is not 0, spikes found using spikessort, and then ploting irc traces, the spikes are out of sync with the timeline. it appears that the algorithm takes "start" time as 0, and projects that to the time shown in irc traces.
in irc2 assigning tlim just doesn't work at all. it is ignored and irc2 just takes the whole timeline.
irc2 manual still fails to split/merge
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: