Exercise 8.6: Python Graded Exercises

Exercise 8.6: Python Graded Exercises

by Riccardo Tenderini -
Number of replies: 1

Hi,

I would like to have a small clarification on exercise 8.6 of the second graded Python Exercise. In the last but one question you ask us to reproduce Figure 1B of the paper on low-activity patterns. In such a plot, the number of common neurons between different patterns is considered (indeed the scale is 20:40), while in the code we are apparently asked to plot the overlaps between the patterns (whose scale in much smaller). I know that the qualitative information is almost the same in the two cases, but I'd like to understand which out of the two versions you expect us to code.

Best Regards

Riccardo Tenderini

In reply to Riccardo Tenderini

Re: Exercise 8.6: Python Graded Exercises

by Martin Louis Lucien Rémy Barry -

Hi,

Indeed overlap is commonly used for the scaled number of common neurons. Here we ask you to plot a non-scaled version of the overlap as they did in the paper. 

Sorry for the inconvenience it was not completely clear in the notebook..

Good luck,


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