Open raacampbell opened 5 years ago
Looking at this again, it's probably better to ditch this file. It contributes nothing. The rescale amount we know from the .txt
log files made when the images are downsampled. We can just assume that all .csv
files in the downsampled directory contain sparse points.
Logging file should not be a .mat
file, as we need to be more compatible with Python.
This is the file that
invertExportedSparseFiles
uses (or can use) to work out what to transform. So it should be saved along with the data. Could also consider writing column names onto data. Which would make things less confusing.