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In a simple example that I can think of it could just be a vector of <present, past> aka the current info could be encoded like [<2, 0>, <4, 0>] then rotated to
by resonantjacket5 5y ago
In a simple example that I can think of it could just be a vector of <present, past> aka the current info could be encoded like [<2, 0>, <4, 0>] then rotated to ("y axis") [<0, 2>, <0, 4>] allowing you to write more "present" data to the original x dimension without overriding the past data.
If you're asking about the exact numbers here's a snippet from the xlsx document.
```
ABCD_mean ABCD_se ABCD_mean ABCD_se XYCD_mean XYCD_se XYCD_mean XYCD_se day neuron subject time
0 6.012574653 0.5990308106 6.181361381 0.5737310366 6.59759636 0.6419092978 6.795648346 0.5716884524 1 2 M496 -50
```
According to the article SEM neural activity, though this is way beyond my ability to interpret.