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ingo-m / pyprf

A free & open python tool for population receptive field analysis.
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pRF stimulus logging #1

Closed ingo-m closed 7 years ago

ingo-m commented 7 years ago

The logging function of the pRF stimulation script (saving them as png files for uses with the py_pRF_mapping analysis pipeline) needs to be completed. The numeric values of the resulting png files and their dimension need to be corrected to fit to the analysis pipeline. Also, the analysis pipeline needs to be updated accordingly (with respect to file names & - more importantly - the upsampling of visual space for pRF overlap needs to be adapted, or perhaps turned into a legacy function).

ingo-m commented 7 years ago

Commits f8ed37dd34f693985835c97d0fd06aa43f80d1d1 and 3963f3d09df6e62b523c0c583ff2d7c8ce79e595 solved this issue partially. The stimulus log is now exported into an npy file and as png files (frame by frame) when the script is run in logging mode. What is missing is the integration of this new output with the analysis pipeline (some small adjustments will need to be made to use the data from the npy array instead of pngs).

ingo-m commented 7 years ago

Commit de43c3eb13a37adc6554bb9c3f747b85c4fd1714 solved this issue. PNG files are still used for stimulus log because they are easy to inspect (good for debugging).