I noticed a few places like this in the notebooks where you are printing neurodata objects. This is totally fine to so, but I wanted to make you aware of a new feature that you might prefer. With the latest version of PyNWB, now you can repr an object (the last line would change from print(eye_tracking) to simply eye_tracking) and it will output an interactive tree that represents the entire neurodata object, e.g.
I noticed a few places like this in the notebooks where you are printing neurodata objects. This is totally fine to so, but I wanted to make you aware of a new feature that you might prefer. With the latest version of PyNWB, now you can repr an object (the last line would change from
print(eye_tracking)
to simplyeye_tracking
) and it will output an interactive tree that represents the entire neurodata object, e.g.