NWB Format Specification Release 2.3.0

NWB Format Specification Release 2.3.0

NWB Format Specification Release 2.4.0 Aug 12, 2021 Table of contents I Introduction1 1 Overview 3 1.1 neurodata_type : Assigning types to specifications........................4 1.2 NWBContainer, NWBData, NWBDataInterface: Base neurodata_types for containers and datasets..................................................4 1.3 Time Series : A base neurodata_type for storing time series data.................4 1.4 Data Processing Modules: Organizing processed data..........................5 1.5 Extending the format...........................................5 1.5.1 Extending TimeSeries and NWBContainer...........................5 1.6 Common attributes............................................6 2 Comments and Definitions 7 2.1 Notation.................................................7 2.2 Storing Time Values...........................................8 2.3 Links and data references........................................8 2.4 Design notes...............................................8 2.5 Tables and ragged arrays.........................................9 2.6 Doubly ragged arrays.......................................... 11 2.7 References to rows of a table....................................... 12 II Format Specification 13 3 Format Overview 17 3.1 Namespace – NWB core......................................... 17 4 Type Specifications 19 4.1 Base data types.............................................. 19 4.1.1 NWBData............................................ 19 4.1.2 Image.............................................. 20 4.1.3 NWBContainer......................................... 21 4.1.4 NWBDataInterface....................................... 22 4.1.5 TimeSeries........................................... 23 4.1.5.1 Groups: sync...................................... 27 4.1.6 ProcessingModule....................................... 28 4.1.6.1 Groups: <NWBDataInterface>............................ 29 4.1.6.2 Groups: <DynamicTable>............................... 29 i 4.1.7 Images.............................................. 30 4.2 Devices.................................................. 31 4.2.1 Device.............................................. 31 4.3 Epochs.................................................. 32 4.3.1 TimeIntervals.......................................... 32 4.4 Image data................................................ 35 4.4.1 GrayscaleImage......................................... 35 4.4.2 RGBImage........................................... 36 4.4.3 RGBAImage.......................................... 37 4.4.4 ImageSeries........................................... 38 4.4.4.1 Groups: sync...................................... 43 4.4.5 ImageMaskSeries........................................ 44 4.4.5.1 Groups: sync...................................... 49 4.4.6 OpticalSeries.......................................... 50 4.4.6.1 Groups: sync...................................... 54 4.4.7 IndexSeries........................................... 56 4.4.7.1 Groups: sync...................................... 60 4.5 NWB:N file................................................ 61 4.5.1 ScratchData........................................... 61 4.5.2 NWBFile............................................ 62 4.5.2.1 Groups: /acquisition.................................. 65 4.5.2.2 Groups: /acquisition/<NWBDataInterface>...................... 65 4.5.2.3 Groups: /acquisition/<DynamicTable>........................ 65 4.5.2.4 Groups: /analysis................................... 67 4.5.2.5 Groups: /analysis/<NWBContainer>......................... 67 4.5.2.6 Groups: /analysis/<DynamicTable>.......................... 67 4.5.2.7 Groups: /scratch.................................... 67 4.5.2.8 Groups: /scratch/<NWBContainer>.......................... 68 4.5.2.9 Groups: /scratch/<DynamicTable>.......................... 68 4.5.2.10 Groups: /processing.................................. 68 4.5.2.11 Groups: /processing/<ProcessingModule>...................... 69 4.5.2.12 Groups: /stimulus................................... 69 4.5.2.13 Groups: /stimulus/presentation............................ 69 4.5.2.14 Groups: /stimulus/presentation/<TimeSeries>.................... 70 4.5.2.15 Groups: /stimulus/templates.............................. 70 4.5.2.16 Groups: /stimulus/templates/<TimeSeries>...................... 70 4.5.2.17 Groups: /general.................................... 70 4.5.2.18 Groups: /general/<LabMetaData>.......................... 73 4.5.2.19 Groups: /general/devices............................... 74 4.5.2.20 Groups: /general/devices/<Device>.......................... 74 4.5.2.21 Groups: /general/subject................................ 74 4.5.2.22 Groups: /general/extracellular_ephys......................... 74 4.5.2.23 Groups: /general/extracellular_ephys/<ElectrodeGroup>............... 75 4.5.2.24 Groups: /general/extracellular_ephys/electrodes................... 75 4.5.2.25 Groups: /general/intracellular_ephys......................... 77 4.5.2.26 Groups: /general/intracellular_ephys/<IntracellularElectrode>............ 77 4.5.2.27 Groups: /general/intracellular_ephys/sweep_table.................. 78 4.5.2.28 Groups: /general/optogenetics............................. 78 4.5.2.29 Groups: /general/optogenetics/<OptogeneticStimulusSite>............. 78 4.5.2.30 Groups: /general/optophysiology........................... 78 4.5.2.31 Groups: /general/optophysiology/<ImagingPlane>.................. 79 4.5.2.32 Groups: /intervals................................... 79 4.5.2.33 Groups: /intervals/epochs............................... 80 4.5.2.34 Groups: /intervals/trials................................ 80 ii 4.5.2.35 Groups: /intervals/invalid_times............................ 80 4.5.2.36 Groups: /intervals/<TimeIntervals>.......................... 80 4.5.2.37 Groups: /units..................................... 80 4.5.3 LabMetaData.......................................... 81 4.5.4 Subject............................................. 82 4.6 Miscellaneous neurodata_types...................................... 85 4.6.1 AbstractFeatureSeries...................................... 85 4.6.1.1 Groups: sync...................................... 88 4.6.2 AnnotationSeries........................................ 90 4.6.2.1 Groups: sync...................................... 94 4.6.3 IntervalSeries.......................................... 95 4.6.3.1 Groups: sync...................................... 99 4.6.4 DecompositionSeries...................................... 100 4.6.4.1 Groups: bands..................................... 104 4.6.4.2 Groups: sync...................................... 105 4.6.5 Units.............................................. 106 4.7 Behavior................................................. 112 4.7.1 SpatialSeries.......................................... 112 4.7.1.1 Groups: sync...................................... 115 4.7.2 BehavioralEpochs........................................ 117 4.7.2.1 Groups: <IntervalSeries>............................... 117 4.7.3 BehavioralEvents........................................ 118 4.7.3.1 Groups: <TimeSeries>................................ 118 4.7.4 BehavioralTimeSeries...................................... 119 4.7.4.1 Groups: <TimeSeries>................................ 119 4.7.5 PupilTracking.......................................... 120 4.7.5.1 Groups: <TimeSeries>................................ 120 4.7.6 EyeTracking........................................... 121 4.7.6.1 Groups: <SpatialSeries>................................ 121 4.7.7 CompassDirection....................................... 122 4.7.7.1 Groups: <SpatialSeries>................................ 122 4.7.8 Position............................................. 123 4.7.8.1 Groups: <SpatialSeries>................................ 123 4.8 Extracellular electrophysiology..................................... 124 4.8.1 ElectricalSeries......................................... 124 4.8.1.1 Groups: sync...................................... 128 4.8.2 SpikeEventSeries........................................ 130 4.8.2.1 Groups: sync...................................... 134 4.8.3 FeatureExtraction........................................ 136 4.8.4 EventDetection......................................... 138 4.8.5 EventWaveform......................................... 140 4.8.5.1 Groups: <SpikeEventSeries>............................. 140 4.8.6 FilteredEphys.......................................... 141 4.8.6.1 Groups: <ElectricalSeries>.............................. 141 4.8.7 LFP............................................... 142 4.8.7.1 Groups: <ElectricalSeries>.............................. 142 4.8.8 ElectrodeGroup......................................... 143 4.8.9 ClusterWaveforms....................................... 145 4.8.10 Clustering............................................ 147 4.9 Intracellular electrophysiology...................................... 149 4.9.1 PatchClampSeries........................................ 149 4.9.1.1 Groups: sync...................................... 154 4.9.2 CurrentClampSeries...................................... 155 4.9.2.1 Groups: sync...................................... 160 iii 4.9.3 IZeroClampSeries........................................ 161 4.9.3.1 Groups: sync...................................... 166 4.9.4 CurrentClampStimulusSeries.................................. 167 4.9.4.1 Groups: sync...................................... 171 4.9.5 VoltageClampSeries......................................

View Full Text

Details

  • File Type
    pdf
  • Upload Time
    -
  • Content Languages
    English
  • Upload User
    Anonymous/Not logged-in
  • File Pages
    414 Page
  • File Size
    -

Download

Channel Download Status
Express Download Enable

Copyright

We respect the copyrights and intellectual property rights of all users. All uploaded documents are either original works of the uploader or authorized works of the rightful owners.

  • Not to be reproduced or distributed without explicit permission.
  • Not used for commercial purposes outside of approved use cases.
  • Not used to infringe on the rights of the original creators.
  • If you believe any content infringes your copyright, please contact us immediately.

Support

For help with questions, suggestions, or problems, please contact us