def select_units(self, unit_ids, renamed_unit_ids=None):
from spikeinterface import UnitsSelectionSorting
sub_sorting = UnitsSelectionSorting(self,
unit_ids,
renamed_unit_ids=renamed_unit_ids)
return sub_sorting
print(sorting2.get_property('firing_rate'))
##############################################################################
# You can also get a a sorting with a subset of unit. Properties are
# propagated to the new object:
sorting3 = sorting2.select_units(unit_ids=[1, 4])
print(sorting3)
print(sorting3.get_property('firing_rate'))
# which is equivalent to
from spikeinterface import UnitsSelectionSorting
sorting3 = UnitsSelectionSorting(sorting2, unit_ids=[1, 4])
###############################################################################
# A sorting can be "dumped" (exported) to:
# * a dict
# * a json file
# * a pickle file
#
# The "dump" operation is lazy, i.e., the spike trains are not exported.
# Only the information about how to reconstruct the sorting are dumped:
from spikeinterface import load_extractor
from pprint import pprint
d = sorting2.to_dict()
pprint(d)