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I've been working with @mchini to repackage the electrophysiology dataset used by CON2PHYS, a collaborative study that aims to quantify how much, or how little, consensus exists among neuroscientists when interpreting fundamental in vivo electrophysiology concepts.
The dataset is derived from an existing dataset with permission and has been de-identified: the brain areas are masked as 1, 2, and 3, the behavioral variables as A, B, and C, and other NWB metadata is masked as well (for example, the experimenter is listed as "Unknown, Experimenter").
The dataset is distributed in three forms: a set of .npy files, a set of .mat files, and a set of .nwb files. The NWB files are currently on the DANDI sandbox at https://sandbox.dandiarchive.org/dandiset/218201, but the sandbox is ephemeral. Would the main archive be an appropriate place to host these data?
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I've been working with @mchini to repackage the electrophysiology dataset used by CON2PHYS, a collaborative study that aims to quantify how much, or how little, consensus exists among neuroscientists when interpreting fundamental in vivo electrophysiology concepts.
The dataset is derived from an existing dataset with permission and has been de-identified: the brain areas are masked as 1, 2, and 3, the behavioral variables as A, B, and C, and other NWB metadata is masked as well (for example, the experimenter is listed as "Unknown, Experimenter").
It has been used in three hackathons (the Bernstein Conference 2025, Pre-COSYNE Brainhack 2026, and Pre-FENS Brainhack 2026, and is the basis for a manuscript on the experiment.
The dataset is distributed in three forms: a set of .npy files, a set of .mat files, and a set of .nwb files. The NWB files are currently on the DANDI sandbox at https://sandbox.dandiarchive.org/dandiset/218201, but the sandbox is ephemeral. Would the main archive be an appropriate place to host these data?
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