kushalkolar
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10 months ago Can you elaborate more? I don't exactly understand what you mean.
On Wed, Nov 1, 2023, 13:07 Yi Zhou @.***> wrote:
Hello!
May I ask why we are going to use high pass filter twice in the demo? If we are going to see the effect from different gSig_filt, the second filter won't make them not obvious? Thank you!
First time is to find out the best parameter for motion correction, and the second is to better see the result with the same filter.
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Nested loop to iterate over gSig_filt values from 6 to 9 for gsig in range(6, 9): Deep copy the base parameters current_params = deepcopy(base_params)
Assign the "gSig_filt" current_params["main"]["gSig_filt"] = (gsig, gsig)2.
filt = {subplot_ix: lambda frame: high_pass_filter_space(frame, (7, 7)) for subplot_ix in range(len(movies))}
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Hello!
May I ask why we are going to use high pass filter twice in the demo? If we are going to see the effect from different gSig_filt, the second filter won't make them not obvious? Thank you!
First time is to find out the best parameter for motion correction, and the second is to better see the result with the same filter.
1) Nested loop to iterate over gSig_filt values from 6 to 9 for gsig in range(6, 9): Deep copy the base parameters current_params = deepcopy(base_params)
2) filt = {subplot_ix: lambda frame: high_pass_filter_space(frame, (7, 7)) for subplot_ix in range(len(movies))}