Issue loading and visualizing previously curated data
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Description
I'm having an issue visualizing previously curated data in Phy2 after it has been moved to a server for backup. My intention is to review the manual curation of a previously curated recording (sorted using kilosort 2.5), but after copying the experiment folder from the server to my local drive (and changing the temp_wh.dat path in params.py), I'm unable to reload the manually assigned labels and the waveforms of almost all (but not all) of the 'neurons' look like electrical noise. The cluster_group.tsv file still has all the information regarding manual assignment, and I believe that all the phy2 output files are in the folder in the appropriate place. I am still able to reload and visualize manual curation for experiment folders that I haven't yet moved, but not ones that have been backed up to our experimental data server.
I've included a screenshot of what a lot of the noise looks like
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Start with params.py and compare an experiment folder that still reloads correctly with one copied from the server. Check the temp_wh.dat path and the presence and contents of cluster_group.tsv and the other Phy2 output files. Done means manual labels reload and the neuron waveforms are no longer mostly electrical noise.
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- Tech stack
- python
- Domain
- data-visualization
- Issue type
- Bug
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- 3-5 days
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