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This is an ongoing data collection, based on the examples that we received from Shiva we have the following source data:
Source data
Raw imaging acquired with ScanImage
single plane, single channel
single plane, dual channel
Behavior video recordings in multiple TIF files
DLC output (not sure what version)
Motion corrected imaging data in TIF format and the xy shifts in .mat file
Experiment logs in DAT and MAT format: velocity, break_history, day_time etc.
ScanImage data
The imaging session 2586269R_230817 consists of 8 TIF files in ScanImage format.
In each TIF the video shape is (4000, 512, 512), based on the ScanImage metadata it is single channel and single plane data.
Example snippet:
I had some issues with ScanImageTiffSinglePlaneImagingExtractor when trying to load the video from the TIF files (issue opened here). The _frames_per_slice attribute is determined from the ScanImage metadata which reflects the total number of frames over the 8 TIF files, and this results in an IndexingError when trying to load the video of a single TIF which only contains 4000 frames.
The imaging session 2620749R2_231211 consists of multiple TIF files as well.
In each TIF the video shape is (8000, 512, 512), based on ScanImage metadata it is dual channel and single plane data.
Example frame from "Channel 1" and "Channel 2":
Schematic representation of NWB mapping:
TODO:
What is the version of DLC that they are using? They are not compatible with the interface in Neuroconv
Need an example with lick signal
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is an ongoing data collection, based on the examples that we received from Shiva we have the following source data:
Source data
ScanImage data
The imaging session
2586269R_230817
consists of 8 TIF files in ScanImage format.In each TIF the video shape is
(4000, 512, 512)
, based on the ScanImage metadata it is single channel and single plane data.Example snippet:
I had some issues with
ScanImageTiffSinglePlaneImagingExtractor
when trying to load the video from the TIF files (issue opened here). The_frames_per_slice
attribute is determined from the ScanImage metadata which reflects the total number of frames over the 8 TIF files, and this results in an IndexingError when trying to load the video of a single TIF which only contains 4000 frames.This is fixed by catalystneuro/roiextractors#294.
Dual-channel ScanImage data
The imaging session
2620749R2_231211
consists of multiple TIF files as well.In each TIF the video shape is
(8000, 512, 512)
, based on ScanImage metadata it is dual channel and single plane data.Example frame from "Channel 1" and "Channel 2":
Schematic representation of NWB mapping:
TODO:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: