kshtjkumar
kshtjkumar
Hi, once i delete the folder it runs, but re running it throws same error! do i need to keep deleting this folder? is there a better way out ?
current version of this notebook is : 0.99.1
``` file2 ="E:\CEAF_PC_BACKUP\monica_EEG_GSstudy\L37_1_19_1_24_240120_102532\L37_1_19_1_24_240120_102532_merged.rhs" #reader = se.read_intan(file,stream_name ='RHD2000 amplifier channel',use_names_as_ids=True) reader2 = se.read_intan(file2,stream_name ='RHD2000 amplifier channel',use_names_as_ids=True) recording_rhs = reader2 #recording file print(reader2.channel_ids) recording_rhs.annotate(is_filtered = False) channel_ids = recording_rhs.get_channel_ids() fs = recording_rhs.get_sampling_frequency()...
> I would update that to at least 0.100.x I believe the Windows fix was around that time. Otherwise you have to sort on the same drive where the data...
> ``` > file2 ="E:\CEAF_PC_BACKUP\monica_EEG_GSstudy\L37_1_19_1_24_240120_102532\L37_1_19_1_24_240120_102532_merged.rhs" > #reader = se.read_intan(file,stream_name ='RHD2000 amplifier channel',use_names_as_ids=True) > reader2 = se.read_intan(file2,stream_name ='RHD2000 amplifier channel',use_names_as_ids=True) > > recording_rhs = reader2 #recording file > print(reader2.channel_ids) > >...
> My only recommendation for the path is that you should use a raw string instead. Windows paths can escape so using a raw string will protect you. > >...
> After updating to spikeinterface 0.100.x? updated to 0.100.1, here is the error: ``` Exception in thread Thread-5: Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\garim\.conda\envs\spike\lib\threading.py", line 1016, in _bootstrap_inner self.run()...
not sure what is n_jobs, I can try 0.100.6 too!
this is after 0.100.6 ``` Exception in thread Thread-7: Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\garim\.conda\envs\spike\lib\threading.py", line 1016, in _bootstrap_inner self.run() File "C:\Users\garim\.conda\envs\spike\lib\concurrent\futures\process.py", line 323, in run self.terminate_broken(cause) File "C:\Users\garim\.conda\envs\spike\lib\concurrent\futures\process.py",...
> Does anything appear in your terminal? When mountsort5 runs it usually starts printing stuff. Do you get to that point or does it break earlier? 