2024-12-12
Here’s how you can explore NWB files interactively using the Neurosift chat interface.
Open an NWB File
Use Neurosift to load an NWB file. For example, open this file from Dandiset 000473:
NWB File Example
Code execution. The chat agent will request permission to use your Jupyter kernel when executing code. You can review the scripts and view the outputs directly in the chat interface.
You can download your chats for later reference or save them to the cloud. You can also provide feedback on the chat agent’s performance to help improve its capabilities.
Here are the natural language instructions to the chat agent: systemMessage.ts
And here are the tools that are available to it:
2024-12-02
I’ve created a new interactive page for Dandiset 000473: https://figurl.github.io/dandiset-000473. It’s designed to showcase Neurosift widgets embedded in a markdown document.
The document features zoomable spike density plots and a units table for each session. These plots are built using multiscale arrays for smooth rendering, even when zooming in to explore spike structure. You can also toggle Rastermap ordering of units and view units tables directly on the page. For sessions with behavioral data, those details are integrated as well. Clicking on a session will take you to the full Neurosift view for deeper exploration.