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I am trying to analyze data that I did not sorted myself. I just have the recording and Phy folder outputs to get the sortings.
I also have "bad_periods" being tuples (start_sample, end_sample) of periods that I want to extract from the spike trains. The sorting has been done with those periods so I cannot use the silence_periods() function on the recording.
My question is the following: What is the most efficient way to remove the spikes falling in those "bad_periods" ? Is there a function to do that and if not, how should I proceed ?
Thanks,
Anthony
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Hi there,
I am trying to analyze data that I did not sorted myself. I just have the recording and Phy folder outputs to get the sortings.
I also have "bad_periods" being tuples (start_sample, end_sample) of periods that I want to extract from the spike trains. The sorting has been done with those periods so I cannot use the silence_periods() function on the recording.
My question is the following: What is the most efficient way to remove the spikes falling in those "bad_periods" ? Is there a function to do that and if not, how should I proceed ?
Thanks,
Anthony
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: