Align miniscope data with behavior

In addition to modulated functions for Jupyter notebook usage, there is also a CLI functionality for running on the terminal. Below is an overview of how to use the CLI for the calcium behavior alignment script.

• The script can be executed from within the directory of calcium_behavior_alignment.py

calcium_behavior_alignment.py [-h] [-n NUM_PROCESSES] [-v] exp_path id_path beh_path experiment

1. exp_path: The path to the experiment directory.
   • Example: /scratch/09117/xz6783/minian/Satiation/
2. id_path: The path to the animal ID directory.
   • Example: /scratch/09117/xz6783/minian/Satiation/Session Combined/
3. beh_path: The path to the behavioral data directory.
   • Example: /scratch/09117/xz6783/minian/Behavior_Files/
4. experiment: The name of the experiment.
   • Example: Satiation

• -h, --help: Display the help message and exit the program.
• -n, --num_processes: The number of processes to use for multiprocessing (default: 2)
• -v, --verbose: Whether to print verbose output. Helpful for debugging.

python calcium_behavior_alignment.py /scratch/09117/xz6783/minian/Satiation/ /scratch/09117/xz6783/minian/Satiation/Session Combined/ /scratch/09117/xz6783/minian/Behavior_Files/ Satiation -n 5 -v

• Ensure that you are running the python script on an environment with minian installed, e.g. conda activate minian