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- neurodata_type_def: ImagingSpace
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neurodata_type_inc: NWBContainer
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doc: Abstract class to contain metadata about the region of physical space that imaging data was recorded from. Extended by PlanarImagingSpace and VolumetricImagingSpace.
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datasets:
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- name: origin_coordinates
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dtype: float64
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dims:
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- - x, y, z
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shape:
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doc:
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Physical location in stereotactic coordinates for the first element of the grid.
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See reference_frame to determine what the coordinates are relative to (e.g., bregma).
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quantity: "?"
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attributes:
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- name: unit
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dtype: text
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default_value: micrometers
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doc: Measurement units for origin coordinates. The default value is 'micrometers'.
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attributes:
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- name: description
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dtype: text
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doc: Description of the imaging space.
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- name: location
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dtype: text
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General estimate of location in the brain being subset by this space.
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Specify the area, layer, etc.
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Use standard atlas names for anatomical regions when possible.
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Specify 'whole brain' if the entire brain is strictly contained within the space.
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required: false
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- name: reference_frame
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dtype: text
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The reference frame for the origin coordinates. For example, 'bregma' or 'lambda' for rodent brains.
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If the origin coordinates are relative to a specific anatomical landmark, specify that here.
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required: false
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- name: orientation
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"A 3-letter string. One of A,P,L,R,S,I for each of x, y, and z. For example, the most common
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orientation is 'RAS', which means x is right, y is anterior, and z is superior (a.k.a. dorsal).
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For dorsal/ventral use 'S/I' (superior/inferior). In the AnatomicalCoordinatesTable, an orientation of
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'RAS' corresponds to coordinates in the order of (ML (x), AP (y), DV (z))."
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dtype: text
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required: false
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groups:
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- neurodata_type_inc: IlluminationPattern
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doc: IlluminationPattern object containing metadata about the method used to acquire this imaging data.
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quantity: 1
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- name: description
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dtype: text
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doc: Description of the imaging space.
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required: false
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- name: anatomical_target
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dtype: text
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doc:
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Name of the targeted anatomical location being subset by this space.
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Specify the area, layer, etc. Use standard atlas names for anatomical regions when possible.
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Specify 'whole brain' if the entire brain is strictly contained within the space.
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required: true
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groups:
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- neurodata_type_inc: IlluminationPattern
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doc: IlluminationPattern object containing metadata about the method used to acquire this imaging data.
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