First things first. We need you to upload the projects from the TVB sharing area. This might take some time, so while we continue with the program you can start importing the projects into your copy of TVB.
Name | Size |
LinkandShare_a | 11 MB |
LinkandShare_b | 62 KB |
BuildingYourOWnBNM | 1.3 GB |
Resting State Netowrks | 1 GB |
ModelingEpilepsy | 411 MB |
This tutorial presents the basic steps to upload a project, and share data with other users and/or link data to other TVB projects. After this tutorial you should be able to import a new dataset, export a project and share it with a colleague.
For your convenience, all the data were already generated. You can download the LinkandShare_a.zip and LinkandShare_b.zip files in the TVB sharing area. We’ll only go through the steps required to reproduce some simulations. You can always start over, click along and/or try to change parameters.
We assume that you have already created an account in your machine. If not, you can always work with the default account admin. Make sure you have enough disk space, all the projects add up to 2 GB.
In this exercise we will assume that multiple users are working with the same TVB installation.
From an ipython shell you can follow the commands presented below. You can also use a ipython notebook by going into TVB_Distribution/bin/ and start the jupyter_notebook script.
In [1]: import h5py
In [2]: import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
In [3]: f = h5py.File('LinkAndShare_TimeSeriesRegion.h5')
In [4]: f.keys()
Out[4]: [u'data', u'time']
In [5]: f.attrs.keys()
Out[5]:
[u'TVB_User_tag_1',
u'TVB_Title',
u'TVB_Length_2d',
u'TVB_Gid',
u'TVB_Length_3d',
u'TVB_Sample_period_unit',
u'TVB_Labels_ordering',
u'TVB_Length_1d',
u'TVB_User_tag_4',
u'TVB_User_tag_5',
u'TVB_Subject',
u'TVB_Length_4d',
u'TVB_Data_version',
u'TVB_User_tag_3',
u'TVB_Is_nan',
u'TVB_Type',
u'TVB_Invalid',
u'TVB_Connectivity',
u'TVB_Create_date',
u'TVB_User_tag_2',
u'TVB_Labels_dimensions',
u'TVB_Sample_rate',
u'TVB_State',
u'TVB_Start_time',
u'TVB_Sample_period',
u'TVB_Nr_dimensions',
u'TVB_Visible',
u'TVB_Module']
In[6]: plt.plot(f['time'], f['data'][:, 0, :, 0])
...
In [7]: plt.xlabel('time [ms]')
Out[7]: <matplotlib.text.Text at 0x118e95310>
In [8]: plt.ylabel('amplitude [au]')
Out[8]: <matplotlib.text.Text at 0x118e9a190>
In [9]: plt.title(f.attrs['TVB_Title'])
Out[9]: <matplotlib.text.Text at 0x118eb0ad0>
In Matlab :
>> hinfo = hdf5info('LinkAndShare_TimeSeriesRegion.h5');
>> hinfo.GroupHierarchy.Datasets.Name
ans =
/data
ans =
/time
>> hinfo.GroupHierarchy.Attributes.Name
...
>> data = hdf5read(hinfo.GroupHierarchy.Datasets(1));
>> time = hdf5read(hinfo.GroupHierarchy.Datasets(2));
>> plot(time, squeeze(data))
>> xlabel('time [ms]')
>> ylabel('amplitude [au]')
In R:
> data <- h5read("/Users/paupau/GithubProjects/tvb-handbook/
tvbworkshop/LinkAndShare_TimeSeriesRegion.h5", "data")
> time <- h5read("/Users/paupau/GithubProjects/tvb-handbook/
tvbworkshop/LinkAndShare_TimeSeriesRegion.h5", "time")
> data = drop(mydata)
> plot(mytime, data[,1], type="l")
Online help is available clicking on the icons next to each
entry. For more documentation on The Virtual Brain platform, please see
Sanz_Leon_et_al, Woodman_et_al.
The official TVB webiste is www.thevirtualbrain.org. All the documentation and tutorials are hosted on docs.thevirtualbrain.org. You’ll find our public repository at https://github.com/the-virtual-brain. For questions and bug reports we have a users group https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/tvb-users
[Sanz_Leon_et_al] | Sanz-Leon P, Knock SA,, Woodman MM, Domide L, Mersmann J, McIntosh AR, Jirsa VK. The virtual brain: a simulator of primate brain network dynamics. Frontiers in Neuroinformatics, 7:10, 2013. |
[Woodman_et_al] | Woodman MM, Pezard L, Domide L, Knock SA, Salz-Leon P, McIntosh AR, Mersmann J, Jirsa VK. Integrating neuroinformatics tools in the virtual brain. Frontiers in Neuroinformatics, 8:36, 2014 |