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Add units to ws_sharp and onset axis labels in IPNAnalysis network plot#145
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[WIP] Clarify units for ws_sharp and onset in network plot
Add units to ws_sharp and onset axis labels in IPNAnalysis network plot
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Network plot axis labels for
ws_sharpand onset were missing units, leaving ambiguity about what the y-axis values represent.Changes
helper_functions.py—plot_clean_network: ylabel updated from"Network synchrony"→"Network synchrony (# active units)"parameter_free_burst_detector.py— debug plot (ax_macro): added ylabel"Network synchrony (# active units)"and xlabel"Time (s)"Context
ws_sharpis a Gaussian-smoothed count of participating units per time bin (W = P, wherePincrements once per unit per bin), so its natural unit is # active units (integer-valued, 0–N). Burst onset/offset times (t_centersin seconds) are already in seconds; the x-axis label reflects that.💡 You can make Copilot smarter by setting up custom instructions, customizing its development environment and configuring Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. Learn more Copilot coding agent tips in the docs.