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list of starting_times for external_files in ImageSeries #1433
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@Saksham20 please correct me if I missed anything. Based on our discussions I believe we decided that:
This approach avoids the need for breaking changes to the schema. While the approach proposed here is potentially useful, we do not have a specific use-case right now that requires this features and where the above alternate solutions are not working. We will revisit this issue when a specific use case for this comes up. We also discussed the need for helper functions in PyNWB for ImageSeries to make the above approaches easier to use for users, e.g,.,:
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Yes, that is correct. For trialized videos, the user can specify the timestamps reflecting the times of each frame in every video. The length of the timestamps should be the sum of frame count of all videos specified in Currently, we are working on a helper function (to visualise using widgets in a Jupiter notebook) using NWBWidgets. |
Currently, for an
ImageSeries
ifexternal_files
is specified as a list of videos, there is no way to specify a list ofstarting_times
corresponding to each of the videos.@CodyCBakerPhD had brought this issue up #1318
Describe the solution you'd like
I think, with
format="external"
we should allow a list of eitherstarting_times
ortimestamps
(list of arrays).Code:
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