Etienne Ackermann

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This way, we should be able to pass interpenetrate Primary and SecondaryThresholds

enhancement
core

```python npl.plot(signal[:,[0,2,3]]) ``` works, and so does ```python npl.plot(signal[[0,2,3],:]) ``` but ```python npl.plot(signal[[0,1,30],:]) ``` does not, and instead of "ignoring" the 30th epoch (which doesn't exist), it returns an empty...

bug
core

`test = nel.AnalogSignalArray([1,1,1,5,5,5], tdata=[1,2,3,3,4,5], support=nel.EpochArray([[1,3],[3,5]]))` how can we force test[0] to correspond to the first 3 samples, and test[1] to correspond to the last 3 samples? This seems highly non-trivial...

enhancement
help wanted
plotting

Currently, both spatial information (in bits) and sparsity (in percent) exist in nelpy and can easily be computed on a `TuningCurve1D` object. However, according to Markus et al. (1994) we...

enhancement

Currently we train and evaluate using the events in BST. If BST only has one event, then it could make sense to split the data into chunks ourselves. Actually, it...

enhancement

As an example, in `AnalogSignalArray`, we have ```python ... def __init__(...): ... self._ydata = ydata ... ``` So what happens if we instantiate an object, e.g., `my_asa = nel.AnalogSignalArray(my_ydata)` and...

bug
help wanted
core

instead of only catching some kwargs, we should update a dict

plotting

container for posteriors, that would also contain boundaries, methods for mean_pth and mode_pth, and would greatly facilitate plotting posteriors, with spike rasters and/or LFP and other AnalogSignalArrays on top of,...

core

Currently, we plot in numerical order by default. I think it makes much more sense to plot in object-order instead, especially if it's a new plot. If there are existing...

plotting