multielectrode_grasp/code/python-neo/neo/io/basefromrawio_sg.py

"""
BaseFromRaw
======

BaseFromRaw implement a bridge between the new neo.rawio API
and the neo.io legacy that give neo.core object.
The neo.rawio API is more restricted and limited and do not cover tricky
cases with asymetrical tree of neo object.
But if a format is done in neo.rawio the neo.io is done for free
by inheritance of this class.
Furthermore, IOs that inherits this BaseFromRaw also have the ability
of the lazy load with proxy objects.


"""
import collections
import numpy as np

from neo import logging_handler
from neo.core import (AnalogSignal, Block,
                      Epoch, Event,
                      IrregularlySampledSignal,
                      Group,
                      Segment, SpikeTrain, Unit)
from neo.io.baseio import BaseIO

from neo.io.proxyobjects import (AnalogSignalProxy,
                SpikeTrainProxy, EventProxy, EpochProxy,
                ensure_signal_units, check_annotations,
                ensure_second, proxyobjectlist)


import quantities as pq

# test push to andrew

class BaseFromRaw(BaseIO):
    """
    This implement generic reader on top of RawIO reader.

    Arguments depend on `mode` (dir or file)

    File case::

        reader = BlackRockIO(filename='FileSpec2.3001.nev')

    Dir case::

        reader = NeuralynxIO(dirname='Cheetah_v5.7.4/original_data')

    Other arguments are IO specific.

    """
    is_readable = True
    is_writable = False

    supported_objects = [Block, Segment, AnalogSignal,
                         SpikeTrain, Unit, Group, Event, Epoch]
    readable_objects = [Block, Segment]
    writeable_objects = []

    support_lazy = True

    name = 'BaseIO'
    description = ''
    extentions = []

    mode = 'file'

    _prefered_signal_group_mode = 'split-all'  # 'group-by-same-units'

    def __init__(self, *args, **kargs):
        BaseIO.__init__(self, *args, **kargs)
        self.parse_header()

    def read_block(self, block_index=0, lazy=False,
                    create_group_across_segment=None,
                    signal_group_mode=None, load_waveforms=False):
        """
        :param block_index: int default 0. In case of several block block_index can be specified.

        :param lazy: False by default.

        :param create_group_across_segment: bool or dict
            If True :
              * Create a neo.Group to group AnalogSignal segments
              * Create a neo.Group to group SpikeTrain across segments
              * Create a neo.Group to group Event across segments
              * Create a neo.Group to group Epoch across segments
            With a dict the behavior can be controlled more finely
            create_group_across_segment = { 'AnalogSignal': True, 'SpikeTrain': False, ...}

        :param signal_group_mode: 'split-all' or 'group-by-same-units' (default):
        This control behavior for grouping channels in AnalogSignal.
            * 'split-all': each channel will give an AnalogSignal
            * 'group-by-same-units' all channel sharing the same quantity units ar grouped in
            a 2D AnalogSignal

        :param load_waveforms: False by default. Control SpikeTrains.waveforms is None or not.

        """

        if signal_group_mode is None:
            signal_group_mode = self._prefered_signal_group_mode
            if self._prefered_signal_group_mode == 'split-all':
                self.logger.warning("the default signal_group_mode will change from "\
                                "'split-all' to 'group-by-same-units' in next release")

        l = ['AnalogSignal', 'SpikeTrain', 'Event', 'Epoch']
        if create_group_across_segment is None:
            # @andrew @ julia @michael ?
            # I think here the default None could give this
            create_group_across_segment = {
                'AnalogSignal': True,   #because mimic the old ChannelIndex for AnalogSignals
                'SpikeTrain': False,  # False by default because can create too many object for simulation
                'Event': False,  # not implemented yet
                'Epoch': False,  # not implemented yet
            }
        elif isinstance(create_group_across_segment, bool):
            # bool to dict
            v = create_group_across_segment
            create_group_across_segment = { k: v for k in l}
        elif isinstance(create_group_across_segment, dict):
            # put False to missing keys
            create_group_across_segment = {create_group_across_segment.get(k, False) for k in l}
        else:
            raise ValueError('create_group_across_segment must be bool or dict')

        # annotations
        bl_annotations = dict(self.raw_annotations['blocks'][block_index])
        bl_annotations.pop('segments')
        bl_annotations = check_annotations(bl_annotations)

        bl = Block(**bl_annotations)

        # Group for AnalogSignals
        if create_group_across_segment['AnalogSignal']:
            all_channels = self.header['signal_channels']
            channel_indexes_list = self.get_group_signal_channel_indexes()
            sig_groups = []
            for channel_index in channel_indexes_list:
                for i, (ind_within, ind_abs) in self._make_signal_channel_subgroups(
                        channel_index, signal_group_mode=signal_group_mode).items():
                    group = Group(name='AnalogSignal group {}'.format(i))
                    # @andrew @ julia @michael : do we annotate group across segment with this arrays ?
                    group.annotate(ch_names=all_channels[ind_abs]['name'].astype('U'))  # ??
                    group.annotate(channel_ids=all_channels[ind_abs]['id'])  # ??
                    bl.groups.append(group)
                    sig_groups.append(group)

        if create_group_across_segment['SpikeTrain']:
            unit_channels = self.header['unit_channels']
            st_groups = []
            for c in range(unit_channels.size):
                group = Group(name='SpikeTrain group {}'.format(i))
                group.annotate(unit_name=unit_channels[c]['name'])
                group.annotate(unit_id=unit_channels[c]['id'])
                unit_annotations = self.raw_annotations['unit_channels'][c]
                unit_annotations = check_annotations(unit_annotations)
                group.annotations.annotate(**unit_annotations)
                bl.groups.append(group)
                st_groups.append(group)

        if create_group_across_segment['Event']:
            # @andrew @ julia @michael :
            # Do we need this ? I guess yes
            raise NotImplementedError()

        if create_group_across_segment['Epoch']:
            # @andrew @ julia @michael :
            # Do we need this ? I guess yes
            raise NotImplementedError()

        # Read all segments
        for seg_index in range(self.segment_count(block_index)):
            seg = self.read_segment(block_index=block_index, seg_index=seg_index,
                                    lazy=lazy, signal_group_mode=signal_group_mode,
                                    load_waveforms=load_waveforms)
            bl.segments.append(seg)

        # create link between group (across segment) and data objects
        for seg in bl.segments:
            if create_group_across_segment['AnalogSignal']:
                for c, anasig in enumerate(seg.analogsignals):
                    sig_groups[c].add(anasig)

            if create_group_across_segment['SpikeTrain']:
                for c, sptr in enumerate(seg.spiketrains):
                    st_groups[c].add(sptr)

        bl.create_many_to_one_relationship()

        return bl

    def read_segment(self, block_index=0, seg_index=0, lazy=False,
                     signal_group_mode=None, load_waveforms=False, time_slice=None,
                     strict_slicing=True):
        """
        :param block_index: int default 0. In case of several blocks block_index can be specified.

        :param seg_index: int default 0. Index of segment.

        :param lazy: False by default.

        :param signal_group_mode: 'split-all' or 'group-by-same-units' (default depend IO):
        This control behavior for grouping channels in AnalogSignal.
            * 'split-all': each channel will give an AnalogSignal
            * 'group-by-same-units' all channel sharing the same quantity units ar grouped in
            a 2D AnalogSignal

        :param load_waveforms: False by default. Control SpikeTrains.waveforms is None or not.

        :param time_slice: None by default means no limit.
            A time slice is (t_start, t_stop) both are quantities.
            All object AnalogSignal, SpikeTrain, Event, Epoch will load only in the slice.

        :param strict_slicing: True by default.
             Control if an error is raised or not when t_start or t_stop
             is outside the real time range of the segment.
        """

        if lazy:
            assert time_slice is None, 'For lazy=true you must specify time_slice when loading'

        if signal_group_mode is None:
            signal_group_mode = self._prefered_signal_group_mode

        # annotations
        seg_annotations = dict(self.raw_annotations['blocks'][block_index]['segments'][seg_index])
        for k in ('signals', 'units', 'events'):
            seg_annotations.pop(k)
        seg_annotations = check_annotations(seg_annotations)

        seg = Segment(index=seg_index, **seg_annotations)

        # AnalogSignal
        signal_channels = self.header['signal_channels']
        if signal_channels.size > 0:
            channel_indexes_list = self.get_group_signal_channel_indexes()
            for channel_indexes in channel_indexes_list:
                for i, (ind_within, ind_abs) in self._make_signal_channel_subgroups(
                        channel_indexes,
                        signal_group_mode=signal_group_mode).items():
                    # make a proxy...
                    anasig = AnalogSignalProxy(rawio=self, global_channel_indexes=ind_abs,
                                    block_index=block_index, seg_index=seg_index)

                    if not lazy:
                        # ... and get the real AnalogSIgnal if not lazy
                        anasig = anasig.load(time_slice=time_slice, strict_slicing=strict_slicing)
                        # TODO magnitude_mode='rescaled'/'raw'

                    anasig.segment = seg
                    seg.analogsignals.append(anasig)

        # SpikeTrain and waveforms (optional)
        unit_channels = self.header['unit_channels']
        for unit_index in range(len(unit_channels)):
            # make a proxy...
            sptr = SpikeTrainProxy(rawio=self, unit_index=unit_index,
                                                block_index=block_index, seg_index=seg_index)

            if not lazy:
                # ... and get the real SpikeTrain if not lazy
                sptr = sptr.load(time_slice=time_slice, strict_slicing=strict_slicing,
                                        load_waveforms=load_waveforms)
                # TODO magnitude_mode='rescaled'/'raw'

            sptr.segment = seg
            seg.spiketrains.append(sptr)

        # Events/Epoch
        event_channels = self.header['event_channels']
        for chan_ind in range(len(event_channels)):
            if event_channels['type'][chan_ind] == b'event':
                e = EventProxy(rawio=self, event_channel_index=chan_ind,
                                        block_index=block_index, seg_index=seg_index)
                if not lazy:
                    e = e.load(time_slice=time_slice, strict_slicing=strict_slicing)
                e.segment = seg
                seg.events.append(e)
            elif event_channels['type'][chan_ind] == b'epoch':
                e = EpochProxy(rawio=self, event_channel_index=chan_ind,
                                        block_index=block_index, seg_index=seg_index)
                if not lazy:
                    e = e.load(time_slice=time_slice, strict_slicing=strict_slicing)
                e.segment = seg
                seg.epochs.append(e)

        seg.create_many_to_one_relationship()
        return seg

    def _make_signal_channel_subgroups(self, channel_indexes,
                                       signal_group_mode='group-by-same-units'):
        """
        For some RawIO channel are already splitted in groups.
        But in any cases, channel need to be splitted again in sub groups
        because they do not have the same units.

        They can also be splitted one by one to match previous behavior for
        some IOs in older version of neo (<=0.5).

        This method aggregate signal channels with same units or split them all.
        """
        all_channels = self.header['signal_channels']
        if channel_indexes is None:
            channel_indexes = np.arange(all_channels.size, dtype=int)
        channels = all_channels[channel_indexes]

        groups = collections.OrderedDict()
        if signal_group_mode == 'group-by-same-units':
            all_units = np.unique(channels['units'])

            for i, unit in enumerate(all_units):
                ind_within, = np.nonzero(channels['units'] == unit)
                ind_abs = channel_indexes[ind_within]
                groups[i] = (ind_within, ind_abs)

        elif signal_group_mode == 'split-all':
            for i, chan_index in enumerate(channel_indexes):
                ind_within = [i]
                ind_abs = channel_indexes[ind_within]
                groups[i] = (ind_within, ind_abs)
        else:
            raise (NotImplementedError)
        return groups