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1. philshams commented on Nov 18, 2021

   

   philshams

   on Nov 18, 2021

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   This should be possible with a bit of extra code. Here are some pointers. In theory you'll need the following inputs:

   • The best-fit line of your probe. This is computed in this file, and given by m, the midpoint of the line segment and p, the vector pointing in the direction of the line
   • The length of the probe in reference space. This is computed in Display_Probe_Track and called probe_length_histo
   • The location of the start of the active sites and the probe tip in atlas coordinates. These are plotted on line 210, and should be given by something like this:

   start_of_active_sites = [m(1)+p(1)*active_probe_position(1) m(2)+p(2)*active_probe_position(1) m(3)+p(3)*active_probe_position(1)]
   probe_tip = [m(1)+p(1)*active_probe_position(1) m(2)+p(2)*active_probe_position(2) m(3)+p(3)*active_probe_position(2)]
   

   With this information, you can calculate the coodinates of a channel that is X% of the way between the start and end of active sites, e.g.:
   halfway_location = start_of_active_sites * 0.5 + probe_tip * (1 - 0.5)
   If your sites are positioned in two dimensions, then you'll have to know the orientation of the probe with respect to the brain, and add this offset to the position along the corresponding dimension.
   hope it helps!
2. Filippo1993 commented on Nov 25, 2021

   

   Filippo1993

   on Nov 25, 2021

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   Thanks a lot! Definitely helpful!