Test the nspikeTrain Class
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Example 1: Using the nspikeTrain Class
Lets create some pseudo data and plot it.
spikeTimes = sort(rand(1,100))*1; spikeTimes = unique(round(spikeTimes*10000)./10000); %round off; nst=nspikeTrain(spikeTimes,'n1',.001,0,1); figure; nst.plot;
We can now change the signal representation of the nspikeTrain and see what effects it has.
100ms bins from 0 to 10 sec. Actual SignalObj representation of the nspikeTrain is not changed because are using getSigRep
figure; nst.resample(1/.1); nst.getSigRep.plot;
10ms bins from 0 to 10 sec. Actually changing the representation of the signal.
figure; nst.resample(1/.01); nst.getSigRep.plot;
Get the largest binsize that still maintains a binary signal representation
figure; nst.resample(1/nst.getMaxBinSizeBinary); nst.getSigRep.plot;
