It would be great if the visualization window in the GUI would have a y-axis scalebar to show the range of z-scores displayed in the Rastermap and PC sorted data, with the option to display in either color (~viridis) or grayscale (or even to quantitatively change the range?).
Such a scalebar appears in the first few figures of the Stringer et al 2023 bioRxiv paper on Rastermap, but I can't figure out how to generate it with the GUI (and furthermore, it would be great to be able to export the exact code used to do these sorts and create these graphs, as they don't seem to be easily replicable with the Rastermap code on Github for some reason (due to superneuron averaging, or hiding of initial parameters, or something).
Thanks for your help!
-Evan
Attempted alternative approaches:
I tried to regenerate these exact Rastermap sorts with the code from Github, but they are never exactly the same as the one in the GUI. It would be great to get the scalebar along with these quick outputs.
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Hi,
It would be great if the visualization window in the GUI would have a y-axis scalebar to show the range of z-scores displayed in the Rastermap and PC sorted data, with the option to display in either color (~viridis) or grayscale (or even to quantitatively change the range?).
Such a scalebar appears in the first few figures of the Stringer et al 2023 bioRxiv paper on Rastermap, but I can't figure out how to generate it with the GUI (and furthermore, it would be great to be able to export the exact code used to do these sorts and create these graphs, as they don't seem to be easily replicable with the Rastermap code on Github for some reason (due to superneuron averaging, or hiding of initial parameters, or something).
Thanks for your help!
-Evan
Attempted alternative approaches:
I tried to regenerate these exact Rastermap sorts with the code from Github, but they are never exactly the same as the one in the GUI. It would be great to get the scalebar along with these quick outputs.
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