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brainpy

Tools to analye the electrical activity of single and multiple neurons

Each RECORDING is an object that takes as its starting point the continuous segments of a PLX file. Using utilities 
that Patrick Minault developed, that PLX is expanded in an entire directory as the following figure describes.
                            
                                    |-------> Spikes/
                                    |
                           PLX -----|-------> {events.json, metadata.json}
                                    |
                                    |-------> Continuous/
                                                   |
                                                   |                                                       
                                                   V
         import sortUtils.py as tech ------->  8trode.py  <-------- import neuroTools as postdoc
                                                   |
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                                              Analysis.py
                                              
  The CONTINUOUS directory contains one binary file for each channel used in the recording. The binary file is in 
  the [DDT format] [1] 
  This is the entry point for other file formats.
  
  (More coming soon ...)

  [1]: http://hardcarve.com/wikipic/PlexonDataFileStructureDocumentation.pdf/       "DDT format"

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