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Maybe there is a misunderstanding here: I thougt that the annotation would consist of a movie that would display the stimulus, so that people or AI systems can figure it out without having to run the program. |
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I just marked the type of clip for the video that is available here in the repo, which corresponds to run-01.
It is quite simple, because I think the relevant timing information is contained at the event files at the subject level, and thus available when downloading the source data.
Wha do you think @bthirion ?