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I work with files from various ABF versions, for version 2.0.0.0 files, self._protocolSection.fEpisodeStartToStart appears to be set to a value that's significantly smaller than the actual sweep length, leading to an underestimation of the sweep Interval (sweepIntervalSec), and subsequently the total recording length (dataLengthSec).
Problematic Code in abf.py:
Lines 419 to 431 in 2a0c1b0
| # set sweepIntervalSec (can be different than sweepLengthSec) | |
| if self.abfVersion["major"] == 1: | |
| self.sweepIntervalSec = self.sweepLengthSec | |
| if self.abfVersion["major"] == 2: | |
| self.sweepIntervalSec = self._protocolSection.fEpisodeStartToStart | |
| if self.sweepIntervalSec == 0: | |
| self.sweepIntervalSec = self.sweepLengthSec | |
| # determine total ABF recording length | |
| self.dataLengthSec = self.sweepIntervalSec*self.sweepCount | |
| if self.sweepCount > 1: | |
| self.dataLengthSec += self.sweepLengthSec | |
| self.dataLengthMin = self.dataLengthSec / 60.0 |
In my case,
if self.sweepIntervalSec == 0:
self.sweepIntervalSec = self.sweepLengthSecdoes not seem to catch the issue. In the 2.0 recordings that are available to me, fEpisodeStartToStart is consistently reported as 5. I did not further investigate this issue and solved it for me by setting
self.sweepIntervalSec = self.sweepLengthSecregardless of the version.
My question now:
Why use fEpisodeStartToStart at all?
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