for dealing with Igor files in experiments
Run python setup.py install (for permanent install) or python setup.py develop (for development installation).
For example, let's say you did an experiment on May 13, 2015. Then you might run something like:
from convert import interleaved_to_chunk
interleaved_to_chunk("150513.bin", "150513_FIFO", "150513")to convert the FIFO file to a series of binary files, "150513a.bin", "150513b.bin", and so on, where each file contains 1000 seconds of the experiment.
The interleaved_to_chunk function in convert.py requires the following arguments: headerfile - the sample header .bin file, fifofile - contains the experiment data as a FIFO file (output from the recording system),and outputfilebase - the desired base filename for the output files (a letter is appended to denote each of the 1000 second segments).
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