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Write documentation for experiment and schema #58
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I suggest to write incrementally with the issues we encounter. 1. Unit conversions for the most important H1 and H2 registersflowY to degrees - What is the sensor resolution (range 100-12000 cpi, but I can't find it where is it set). 2. Gain definitions.Gain calculation equations from Andrew below make sense superficially. But unclear what the units are (flowX, flowY, rotary, playback). Ultimately we want to say motor gain = W and visual gain = Z of optical flow sensor (in degrees).
3. H2 register documentation with units and range4. H1 register documentation with units and range5. Optical flow sensor smoothingIs there any smoothing applied? Where is it in the workflow and how to change it (no need for separate external parameter in the yml file). |
part of the schema documentation issue, but just encountered: when setting the runThreshold parameters to induce halts, we were wondering about the exact definition of the decayTimestep and the runThresholdDecay. From what we understood, the runThreshold is modified by subtracting position units from it, at a rate controlled by the decayTimestep, but when does this stop? Also, what is the exact function of these two parameters? |
You can check these definitions in the schema itself. As the animal runs a value is accumulated which is compared to the threshold value, when it exceeds this value a halt is produced. If the animal doesn't run, the accumulated value decays back to 0. decayTimestep: the time in seconds between each decay towards 0 The units of runThresholdDecay sort of depends what is contributing towards the accumulation of running. This is usually the flow sensors - and in this case the units are related to flow sensor units. |
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