np-vba

Python package for analyzing behavioral data for Brain Observatory: Visual Behavior. Forked to specify dependencies in pyproject.toml and support Python >3.7.

PyPI

Version: 0.13.2

Maintainers: 1

Allen Institute Visual Behavior Analysis package

This is a re-packaging of https://github.com/AllenInstitute/visual_behavior_analysis with scripts/notebooks/dev resources removed and minor updates to code/dependencies to provide compatibility with Python >3.7

See the link above for the original readme.

Quickstart for this re-packaged version:

python -m pip install --extra-index-url https://pypi.org/simple np_vba

Original contributors:

Nicholas Cain - @nicain
Marina Garrett - marinag@alleninstitute.org, @matchings
Nile Graddis - nileg@alleninstitute.org, @nilegraddis
Justin Kiggins - @neuromusic
Jerome Lecoq - jeromel@alleninstitute.org, @jeromelecoq
Sahar Manavi - saharm@alleninstitute.org, @saharmanavi
Nicholas Mei - nicholas.mei@alleninstitute.org, @njmei
Christopher Mochizuki - chrism@alleninstitute.org, @mochic
Doug Ollerenshaw - dougo@alleninstitute.org, @dougollerenshaw
Natalia Orlova - nataliao@alleninstitute.org, @nataliaorlova
Jed Perkins - @jfperkins
Alex Piet - alex.piet@alleninstitute.org, @alexpiet
Nick Ponvert - @nickponvert
Kate Roll - kater@alleninstitute.org, @downtoncrabby
Ryan Valenza - @ryval
Farzaneh Najafi - farzaneh.najafi@alleninstitute.org
Iryna Yavorska - iryna.yavorska@alleninstitute.org

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