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I'm performing analysis on eye tracking data. Even though fail_eye_tracking parameter has values 0, the experiments do not have eye tracking data available. Example IDs: 501574836, 501836392, 502368172, 508596945, 524848692, 531348161, etc.
I checked the NWB files and it doesn't contain the fail_eye_tracking parameter. I wonder how the fail_eye_tracking parameter is assigned to logical values?
Many thanks,
Adam.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This observation is correct. The NWB files for the mentioned sessions do not contain eye tracking data. The visual coding session table which is retrieved using the Allen Brain Observatory API does not have the correct value for for the fail_eye_tracking parameter. This seems to have been corrected in the session table which is available from the Visual Coding S3 Bucket.
Todo:
Get the session table from S3 bucket instead of API
Hi all,
Thanks for the toolbox! It's really helpful.
I'm performing analysis on eye tracking data. Even though fail_eye_tracking parameter has values 0, the experiments do not have eye tracking data available. Example IDs: 501574836, 501836392, 502368172, 508596945, 524848692, 531348161, etc.
I checked the NWB files and it doesn't contain the fail_eye_tracking parameter. I wonder how the fail_eye_tracking parameter is assigned to logical values?
Many thanks,
Adam.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: