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We found that data with low confidence values aren't being filtered from thresholding. This may be because the preprocessing function isn't saving correctly. We found that the processed data is exactly the same as the raw data.
Please check/fix that the final processed data is saving to file.
In addition, we believe that the z-scoring of the data is incorrectly applied to each body part as shown below. All the signals in the processed timeseries shouldn't be about 0, implying that the animal's posture isn't preserved. The z-score should be applied to the animal's body parts as a whole to preserve the body part spatial distances by using the distance between the reference points to scale all body parts. Centered reference point should be zeroed.
Please update how z-score is applied to preserve animal's posture.
We'd also like to add more visualizations in the scatter and timeseries figures for more clarity.
Add 4th column of scatter plots displaying the transformation of the data after the 4th step of preprocessing (outlier_cleaning() + savgal_filtering()). This will help us visualize how the z-scoring of each body part is affecting the animal's posture.
Add thresholding only timeseries figure for both x and y after plotting the raw timeseries figures.
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We found that data with low confidence values aren't being filtered from thresholding. This may be because the preprocessing function isn't saving correctly. We found that the processed data is exactly the same as the raw data.
In addition, we believe that the z-scoring of the data is incorrectly applied to each body part as shown below. All the signals in the processed timeseries shouldn't be about 0, implying that the animal's posture isn't preserved. The z-score should be applied to the animal's body parts as a whole to preserve the body part spatial distances by using the distance between the reference points to scale all body parts. Centered reference point should be zeroed.
We'd also like to add more visualizations in the scatter and timeseries figures for more clarity.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: