TPrime is a postprocessing adjunct to SpikeGLX.
SpikeGLX is a recording system that acquires data from multiple asynchronous data streams. To align these streams, during recording, one channel in each stream records a (1Hz, 50% duty cycle) squarewave from a common generator. In postprocessing, event times from stream A can be referenced to a nearby rising edge. That same edge can be located in stream B.
TPrime takes tables of edge times from A and B, and tables of event times from A, and outputs a new table of those event times relative to stream B:
Tprime = T(B) = T(A) - T(Aedge) + T(Bedge)
TPrime is developed by Bill Karsh of the Tim Harris Lab at HHMI/Janelia Research Campus.
I build using Qt 5.12.0 (MinGW 64-bit). Compiled releases include the app and supporting DLLs from that Qt version.
I build (under WSL2 on my Windows laptop) using ubuntu 16.04 and Qt 5.9.9 (MinGW 64-bit). Compiled releases include the app and supporting DLLs from those versions of ubuntu and Qt, to make the package complete. I build against old versions for (hopefully) better portability.
Official release software and support materials are here: SpikeGLX Download Page.
Use is subject to Janelia Research Campus Software Copyright 1.2 license terms: http://license.janelia.org/license.
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