Closed samdeoxys1 closed 3 months ago
For spiking_likelihood_kde
the results should be fine with larger time bins. A count vector would be fine. If you were using the clusterless algorithms in this package as implemented, then there would be more of a problem with larger time bins (something I fixed in a forthcoming package but not here).
Is it true that the spikes are expected to be 0/1, instead of any integer, when using the spiking_likelihood_kde? Does that mean if my bin is large and there are more than one spikes per bin, the result is not accurate?