When attempting to using 1deval to multiply my neuronal activity file by a timing series(for the stimulus) file, I keep getting -0 as the result. There must be a simple command i’m doing incorrectly. I’ve attempted to use my combination of 0’s and 1’s in one large row, and also one large column, no matter how I create my timing file, I always get one -0 value as the result.
example code: 1deval -a “Neuronal activity file”.1D -b “time series”.1D -expr 'a*b" > Result.1D
Avoid using blank spaces in file names. Also the final double quote in the expression doesn’t match the single quote before it. You can remove blanks from filenames with
@DeblankFilenames -move Neuronal*.1D time*.1D
The input files for 1deval should each be a single column of numbers. You can transpose them on the command line by adding a ' or transpose the 1D files with 1dtranspose.
My file names are devoid of spaces, I just used the general term “neuronal activity file” to denote the actual .1D file. Also my mistake in typing out the command on this post, but I did use ‘ab’ for the code. 1deval -a LASeed_Neur.1D -b TimingfileColumn.1D -expr 'ab’ > Inter_neur.1D is the code. The TimingfileColumn also is one column with 0’s 1’s and -1’s. Still getting one -0 value as the result in the Inter_neur.1D file.
Figured it out, my LASeed file was in fact not a single column, but now it is. thank you.
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