Nikhil Chandra
Nikhil Chandra
@zm711 @samuelgarcia After digging through the code some more my understanding is that _segment_t_start and _segment_t_end are stream-independent, while _get_signal_t_start is for streams. The pypl2lib library includes a stream-independent function...
There is some nuance to this problem that I did not fully appreciate earlier. I need to decide what to do -- some input would be appreciated @zm711 @h-mayorquin @samuelgarcia...
@samuelgarcia Agreed @zm711 @h-mayorquin @alejoe91 Let me know if you'd like to do a call sometime
@samuelgarcia I am not sure if I should just proceed with my changes or if some discussion is necessary first, based on preceding comments. Please advise.
Hi Jacob, I recently ran a ~20 minute file with 1024 channels through versions 4.0.27 and 4.0.31 to compare the CPU memory usage on a 64 GB machine. I can...
I literally just ran test_plexon2rawio.py in my IDE (Visual Studio Code) by pressing Ctrl+F5.
I wonder if this is related https://handbook.datalad.org/en/latest/intro/windows.html
Hi @zm711, I cloned the NeuralEnsemble master branch to my Windows desktop and was able to run the test successfully once (this was after deleting the ephys_testing_data folder from $HOME)....
I did some further digging. I think the issue is with the command "repo.call_git(["checkout", "--force", "master"]). This is a git annex repo, not a pure git repo, and so doing...
Understood. In that case, some sort of key mapping the original variable names to what they signify could be a useful interim step!