To facilitate third party developers who seek to edit imro tables, I'm changing how imro headers look. In particular, in the header section that used to look like (probe_type, nchans) it will now be saved as (probe_part_number, nchans). This change and additional details on how part numbers and type codes work is documented here.
The type code should not be necessary to decode imro tables. Rather, the probe_part_number is used as a key into the public probe table to get item: imro_table_format_type which selects the appropriate format specifier, e.g., "imro_np1000."
Also, I've published version 1.6 of the probe table here.
I'm available for discussion and to help with this transition in SpikeInterface.
Bill Karsh
To facilitate third party developers who seek to edit imro tables, I'm changing how imro headers look. In particular, in the header section that used to look like (probe_type, nchans) it will now be saved as (probe_part_number, nchans). This change and additional details on how part numbers and type codes work is documented here.
The type code should not be necessary to decode imro tables. Rather, the probe_part_number is used as a key into the public probe table to get item: imro_table_format_type which selects the appropriate format specifier, e.g., "imro_np1000."
Also, I've published version 1.6 of the probe table here.
I'm available for discussion and to help with this transition in SpikeInterface.
Bill Karsh