Prep: weekly mtg 20160203 (Byron, Steve, me) - mobeets/nullSpaceControl GitHub Wiki
Tiny things
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Minimum c-v score: basically 0.
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Covariance scores: unconstrained and habitual are the only ones even slightly on the mark. Finding a discrepancy between the figure in Pete's write-up, and what his code is actually generating. Will look into this...
Explorations
Orthonormalized factors
L = USV', Znew = VZ, M2new = M2*V'
Norms are preserved as long as you're just doing a rotation. Thus, can't stretch with S. Anyway, factors are now orthogonal and sorted by variance.
New volitional hypotheses
- Standard
- Standard, no precursor
- FA w/ 2 PCs + baseline [e.g., RB = eye(2, 10)]
- FA w/ 3-4 PCs + baseline [e.g., RB = eye(3, 10)]
Also, and SVD on latents (in null, row, or full) yields PCs with cursor-relevant interpretation. Thus, tried using RB of these first two axes. Performs about as well as the normal 2 PCs one.
Might consider finding CCA or Procrustes transformation.

Hypothesis performance across days and monkeys
20120525:

20120601:

20131125:

20131205:

Why does habitual fail? aka norms with kinematics-dependence
First for 20120525:
 
Now for 20131125:
 
To do
- what's going on with covariance (det = product of eigenvalues)
- unitary matrix (V^TV = I): L' = (LV^T)(zV) - do norms change?
- 8 kinematics conditions, for each one: performance hit, and learning. correlation with hypothesis performance? bin 1st and last third of data, e.g.