Hi, I was wondering when the sPCs were computed, (see spiking_width as an example) does this mean there are 6 sets of sPCs computed from the 6 chunks respectively? Just like, compute 1st set of sPCs from [0:50] timepoints, and 2nd set from [51:100] timepoints,..., so by the end, we will get 6 independent sets of sPCs potentially for reconstruction for
If that's the case, I was wondering how would you selected the sPCs for the CoupledAE model? As for the spiking-width, there were only two sPCs selected (based on the accuracy maybe? Extended Data Fig. 7), I was just wonderig are these two sPCs from the same chunk?
Hi, I was wondering when the sPCs were computed, (see spiking_width as an example) does this mean there are 6 sets of sPCs computed from the 6 chunks respectively? Just like, compute 1st set of sPCs from [0:50] timepoints, and 2nd set from [51:100] timepoints,..., so by the end, we will get 6 independent sets of sPCs potentially for reconstruction for
If that's the case, I was wondering how would you selected the sPCs for the CoupledAE model? As for the spiking-width, there were only two sPCs selected (based on the accuracy maybe? Extended Data Fig. 7), I was just wonderig are these two sPCs from the same chunk?
Thanks!