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Background frames
LE_StartBackground | LE_PrestimEndBackground | LE_DefaultBackgroundRange | LE_StimulusBasedBackground |
LE_DefaultBackgroundRange
What does it do?
This flag specifies the default range of frame for background when stimulus information is not available or when LE_StimulusBasedBackground is set to False
Default value: (3,5)
What values can it take?
Pairs of integers, as shown above
Are values expected to be in specific units?
Index of frames; First frame has index 0 and so on.
Special Notes
None
LE_PrestimEndBackground
What does it do?
This flags indicates the number of frames between the end of "background" frames and stimulus onset. This flag along with LE_PrestimEndBackground and onset of first stimulus defines the range of frames to consider as background. These "background" frames are used for many purposes including the calculation of background fluorescence (as in F of deltaF/F).
Default value: 2
What values can it take?
Integer values.
Are values expected to be in specific units?
Number of frames
Special Notes
Related flag: LE_StartBackground
LE_StartBackground
What does it do?
This flag indicates the number of frames to exclude from the beginning of a measurement when calculating background. This flag along with LE_PrestimEndBackground and onset of first stimulus defines the range of frames to consider as background. These "background" frames are used for many purposes including the calculation of background fluorescence (as in F of deltaF/F).
Default value: 4
What values can it take?
Integer values.
Are values expected to be in specific units?
Number of frames
Special Notes
Related flag: LE_PrestimEndBackground
LE_StimulusBasedBackground
What does it do?
If True, background frames will be calculated using first stimulus onset, LE_StartBackground and LE_PrestimEndBackground. If False, values in LE_DefaultBackgroundRange will be used
Default value: True
What values can it take?
Boolean values
Are values expected to be in specific units?
No.
Special Notes
None