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# CANNS Analysis Datasets

This repository contains example datasets for the [CANNS (Continuous Attractor Neural Networks)](https://github.com/your-username/canns) data analysis package.

## Datasets

### ROI_data.txt (703 KB)
- **Description**: 1D CANN ROI data for bump analysis
- **Format**: Text file with neural activity measurements
- **Usage**: 1D CANN analysis, MCMC bump fitting
- **Example**: Used in 1D CANN analysis tutorials

### grid_1.npz (8.7 MB) 
- **Description**: Grid cell spike data with position information
- **Format**: NumPy archive containing spike times, positions
- **Keys**: `spike` (spike times), `t` (time), `x`, `y` (positions)
- **Usage**: 2D CANN analysis, topological data analysis, circular coordinate decoding
- **Example**: Primary dataset for 2D CANN tutorials

### grid_2.npz (4.5 MB)
- **Description**: Second grid cell dataset for comparison studies  
- **Format**: NumPy archive with spike and position data
- **Usage**: Comparative analysis, validation studies

### Left_Right_data_of(604 MB)
pretty_name: "ASA-format MEC grid-cell dataset (Open Field only)"
tags:
- neuroscience
- grid-cells
- MEC
- open-field
- continuous-attractor-neural-network
- topological-data-analysis
- ASA-format

# Dataset Summary
This dataset contains **ASA-format** conversions of MEC recordings restricted to **Open Field (OF)** sessions only.  
Each session is provided as a NumPy `.npz` file (full session + optional module subsets) with a lightweight JSON manifest for indexing.

# Original Source
- **EBRAINS dataset instance**: https://search.kg.ebrains.eu/instances/4080b78d-edc5-4ae4-8144-7f6de79930ea

## Files Overview

### *_ASA_mec_full_cm.npz
- **Description**: ASA-format Open Field (OF) MEC session data (all units included)
- **Format**: NumPy archive (`.npz`) following the ASA schema
- **Keys**: `spike` (neural spikes/activity), `t` (time), `x`, `y` (positions), `meta` (session metadata)
- **Usage**: Full-session analysis with ASA (CANN / TDA / decoding), baseline for module comparisons
- **Example**: Primary input file to run end-to-end OF analysis in the ASA pipeline

### *_ASA_mec_gridModuleXX_nN_cm.npz
- **Description**: ASA-format subset files containing grid cells from a specific module (Module XX, n=N cells) for the same OF session
- **Format**: NumPy archive (`.npz`), same ASA schema as the full file, but restricted to one module’s grid cells
- **Keys**: `spike`, `t`, `x`, `y`, `meta`
- **Usage**: Faster experiments, module-wise topology/decoding analysis, comparing manifolds across modules
- **Example**: Run TDA on Module 01 vs Module 02 to compare torus quality and decoding stability

### *_ASA_manifest.json
- **Description**: Per-session manifest summarizing the source `.mat`, generated ASA outputs, unit counts, and module splits
- **Format**: JSON metadata index
- **Usage**: Batch processing, programmatic iteration over sessions, auto-generating documentation without loading large `.npz`
- **Example**: Parse manifests to list all sessions and locate their corresponding full/module `.npz` files

# Reference
Please refer to the EBRAINS instance above for the original dataset description and citation requirements.

## Usage

Install the CANNS package and use the datasets module:

```python
from canns import datasets
from canns.analyzer import data_analysis

# Automatic dataset download and setup
datasets.quick_setup()

# Load specific datasets
roi_data = datasets.load_roi_data()
grid_data = datasets.load_grid_data("grid_1")

# Use with analysis tools
analyzer = data_analysis.CANNDataAnalyzer()
spikes, x, y, t = analyzer.load_spike_data(datasets.get_dataset_path("grid_1"))
```

## Examples

See the [CANNS examples](https://github.com/your-username/canns/tree/master/examples) for complete tutorials:

- `data_analysis_demo.py`: Command-line demo
- `cann_data_analysis_tutorial.ipynb`: Jupyter notebook tutorial

## Citation

These datasets are derived from the [CANN-data-analysis](https://github.com/Airs702/CANN-data-analysis) repository. Please cite:

```bibtex
@software{cann_data_analysis,
  title = {CANN Data Analysis},
  url = {https://github.com/Airs702/CANN-data-analysis},
  author = {Airs702},
  year = {2024}
}
```

## License

Please refer to the original [CANN-data-analysis repository](https://github.com/Airs702/CANN-data-analysis) for license information.

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