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xarray-behave
Install a working conda installation (see here).
conda env create -n xb -y -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/janclemenslab/xarray-behave/refs/heads/master/env/xb.yml
See demo.ipynb for usage examples.
GUI configuration
The GUI saves reusable state to ~/.das.yaml when it closes cleanly. This
includes the window and panel layout, display and annotation options, audio and
threshold settings, event-type presets, and the last reusable load-dialog
choices. Source-specific values such as file paths, HDF5 dataset names, inferred
sample rates, and pixel calibration are deliberately not saved.
Configuration is applied in this order, with later values taking precedence:
- Built-in defaults.
~/.das.yaml..das.yamlin a directory source, or beside a file or.zarrsource.- A file supplied with
--config. - Explicit command-line options and edits made in the load dialog.
For example:
python -m xarray_behave.gui.app recording.wav --config lab-profile.yaml
Use File > Save Configuration As... to create a local or shared profile. Configuration files are versioned YAML mappings. A minimal profile is:
version: 1
window:
panels:
sidebar: true
timeline: true
event_table: true
viewer:
spectrogram:
colormap: magma
compression: 3
audio:
waveform_all: true
playback_all: false
event_types:
- name: pulse
fixed_duration: true
duration_seconds: 0.01
duration_editable: false
color_hex: "#ffd166"
visible: true
editable: true
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