Closed jefferis closed 5 years ago
Should add an option to do this to find_glomeruli()
Are the annotations no longer being updated? I would have thought they'd be more useful, particularly with mPNs.
I use a combination of annotations. E.g. for right canonical DA1 uPNs I would intersect annotations glomerulus DA1
and WTPN2017_excitatory_uPN_right
.
That's what I do for uPNs anyway. What I don't understand is why this broke - shouldn't the annotations still be more robust than names? I'm not averse to adding a name-based option to find_glomeruli()
, but I'm not sure on the reasoning.
@fmlove There are a number of glomerulus annotations that are wrong (e.g. glomerulus VC3m/l).
@schlegelp
I use a combination of annotations. E.g. for right canonical DA1 uPNs I would intersect annotations glomerulus DA1 and WTPN2017_excitatory_uPN_right.
It sounds like this finds RHS PNs that innervate a particular glomerulus but does not tell you which glomerulus a neuron innervates when you are given the skid.
Hi @SridharJagannathan – I think we did some work on this together on your machine. Could you push?
Hi @jefferis I have pushed the latest changes, can you please check
Also @jefferis won't it be nicer to add testcases for any additional functionality we implement, I tested the examples offlines but ideally would be nicer to have test cases itself.
Great. You could def add test cases. These could be live against the server conditioned on whether access credentials exist on the current machine (tracerutils is basically specific to those working with adult FAFB).
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This is now closed as of 282f8779f412c399239a51d0b6e19d1559b8d82a
These now seem to be identified by name rather than annotation.
Something like this seems to work: