Hello!
SpikeInterface version 0.104.3
As I understand the recording group gets automatically assigned "probe" as group for NP 1.0 and "shanks" for NP 2.0 multi-shank.
This is not necessarily an issue, but created some confusion when sorting began and the single NP 2.0 4 shank probe got split into 4 separate probes folders.
My question is: is there a particular reason for this choice? Can I safely change grouping for NP 2.0 multi-shank probes to "by_probe" rather than "by_shank"? Will that lead to some issues downstream? Because I don't know if any other processing relies on these groups to be shanks and not probes.
Here is a recording with two NP 1.0 probes and property > group of this recording assigns IDs 0 or 1 for each probe:
And here is a recording with single NP 2.0 multi-shank probe and property > group of this recording assigns IDs 0, 1, 2, 3 for each shank:
Let me know if this info was specified somewhere and I missed it.
I'm also wondering what would happen if I were to have two NP 2.0 multi-shank probes in a single recording. What would group property assign and where would shank id information go?
Hello!
SpikeInterface version 0.104.3
As I understand the recording group gets automatically assigned "probe" as group for NP 1.0 and "shanks" for NP 2.0 multi-shank.
This is not necessarily an issue, but created some confusion when sorting began and the single NP 2.0 4 shank probe got split into 4 separate probes folders.
My question is: is there a particular reason for this choice? Can I safely change grouping for NP 2.0 multi-shank probes to "by_probe" rather than "by_shank"? Will that lead to some issues downstream? Because I don't know if any other processing relies on these groups to be shanks and not probes.
Here is a recording with two NP 1.0 probes and property > group of this recording assigns IDs 0 or 1 for each probe:
And here is a recording with single NP 2.0 multi-shank probe and property > group of this recording assigns IDs 0, 1, 2, 3 for each shank:
Let me know if this info was specified somewhere and I missed it.
I'm also wondering what would happen if I were to have two NP 2.0 multi-shank probes in a single recording. What would group property assign and where would shank id information go?