Jake Pennington

@EliseA-UoB `ccg_threshold` is checked alongside a hard-coded threshold, so increasing the value (i.e. making it less restrictive) may not have any effect since the other criteria is the same: `cross_refractory...

The issue with the drift scatter plot is a bug in the plot code, I'll have that fixed soon. Thanks for catching that! As for the noisy drift estimate, I...

Another suggestion that might help, is you could try continuing to increase the batch size until you no longer see that noisy outlier.

@marius10p is `sig_interp` not the smoothness parameter you're referring to? ``` 'sig_interp': { 'gui_name': 'sig_interp', 'type': float, 'min': 0, 'max': np.inf, 'exclude': [0], 'default': 20, 'step': 'preprocessing', 'description': """ For...

@Selmaan I'm going to add the smoothness parameter Marius mentioned, it's not the one I mentioned above. In the meantime, if you want to try it with your data and...

This parameter has been added in the latest version as `drift_smoothing`. I'll close this as resolved for now, but if you run into any more problems please let us know.

``` Amount of gaussian smoothing to apply to the spatiotemporal drift estimation, for x,y,time axes in units of registration blocks (for x,y axes) and batch size (for time axis). The...

Smoothing is applied prior to generating those plots.

I'll check this on some of our high drift data as well to be sure, but FYI the documentation for the parameter was incorrect. The first axis is for a...

This is what I got when testing on a high drift simulation for different values for the second and third (time in batches, y in registration blocks) positions. Let me...