Raphael Vallat

You did not waste our time! For future reference, would you be able to add the output of all these functions for a 1000 and 5000 samples time-series here? Thanks!

Hi @cheliu-computation, Thanks for opening the issue. Actually, some functions can handle multi-dimensional array and already have the `axis` argument, e.g. [hjorth_params](https://raphaelvallat.com/antropy/build/html/generated/antropy.hjorth_params.html#antropy.hjorth_params), [num_zerocross](https://raphaelvallat.com/antropy/build/html/generated/antropy.num_zerocross.html#antropy.num_zerocross), [katz_fd](https://raphaelvallat.com/antropy/build/html/generated/antropy.katz_fd.html#antropy.katz_fd). Adding support for multidimensional array for...

Thank you so much for your quick replies @remrama and @Luca-Menghini! And thanks for offering your help @remrama, there is no rush on this so your timeline sounds great —...

@remrama this is really great work! I just had a look at the notebook and it's a great direction. Loved the random hypnogram generation :D Instead of the new function...

Hi @hoechenberger, Yay, thank you! And thanks for everything that you're doing for the Python open-science community :) Please do add me as a co-maintainer. Agree for the installation instructions,...

Thanks — added in https://github.com/raphaelvallat/antropy/pull/19

This is great @matiasandina!! I'm sure this will be super useful to others. Can I ask: did you re-train a new classifier using these updated features? If so, can you...

Thanks @matiasandina! I think that if we are to create a new branch (like "yasa_mice"), the minimum that we need is: - Update the features in [staging.py](https://github.com/raphaelvallat/yasa/blob/master/yasa/staging.py) - The trained...

This is really great work @matiasandina, thank you! > Mice data is not standard Could you say more? What if we only include features that are normalized to the mean...

@matiasandina thanks for the detailed explanation! Another naive question: is mice sleep similar to rat sleep? Do you think your classifier would work well on rats data? Maybe another option...