Closed sebjameswml closed 9 years ago
I have a demo of the problem.
The data is here: https://sebjames.zapto.org/owncloud/index.php/s/PxKYU0sKdNMhemv
On a freshly started SpineCreator (from the master branch), go to the Graphs interface and use the "folder" icon to load the log "SNr_v_log.bin". From this, make a graph of index 8. You should see 3 spikes, then a buildup towards a 4th spike, then a drop to the 'C' (as in the Izhikevich ABCD model) reset value for the voltage, then a jump to voltage > Vpeak.
It looks like this:
Opening the same log using the load_sc_data function from SpineCreator/analysis_utils/matlab/ shows sensible data:
a = load_sc_data ('STN_v_log.bin',60) % The log contains data for 60 neurons plot (a(9,:)) % Index 9 in matlab/octave is index 8 in the SC Graphs interface.
Gives:
Looks like one of those graphs is the STN, and one the snr... On 28 Sep 2015 1:59 pm, "Seb James" notifications@github.com wrote:
I have a demo of the problem.
The data is here: https://sebjames.zapto.org/owncloud/index.php/s/PxKYU0sKdNMhemv
On a freshly started SpineCreator (from the master branch), go to the Graphs interface and use the "folder" icon to load the log "SNr_v_log.bin". From this, make a graph of index 8. You should see 3 spikes, then a buildup towards a 4th spike, then a drop to the 'C' (as in the Izhikevich ABCD model) reset value for the voltage, then a jump to voltage > Vpeak.
It looks like this:
[image: sc_graphs_iface_wrong] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/130308/10135823/cd108d82-65e8-11e5-8964-e5d7f7e76641.png
Opening the same log using the load_sc_data function from SpineCreator/analysis_utils/matlab/ shows sensible data:
a = load_sc_data ('STN_v_log.bin',60) % The log contains data for 60 neurons plot (a(9,:)) % Index 9 in matlab/octave is index 8 in the SC Graphs interface.
Gives:
[image: octave_load_sc_data_right] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/130308/10135834/e280c5ec-65e8-11e5-9be7-3c9670769682.png
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Oh, bother so they are. Hold on. Yes, it's the component output that's at fault, rather than the interface.
Back to debugging the component. Not good.
I just had a situation where the Graphs interface was showing crazy results for a simple network. After a while spent investigating what might be wrong with the network output, I found that the output is fine, it was the SpineCreator graphing that had gone wrong.