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Maybe a better example use-case would be doing some kind of discrete labeling in low-res space and then propagating the labels to the high-res surface? |
That's basically what a MNE inverse solution is, a low(er)-res subsampling of the high res surface and then when we plot we upsample. Ultimately this might not even need an example, so I can revert it if need be. I'd rather not write a separate new one just for this. |
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Got the little indexing demons worked out, this is what the MEG one looks like with https://281-1551431-gh.circle-artifacts.com/0/html/auto_examples/plot_meg_inverse_solution.html |
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I realize we don't have a what's new page...
That's right — just the changes file that is usually the basis for a release announcement email. |
That file only goes up to 0.8, and we've released 0.9 already. I guess we're a bit behind there. I can add a 0.9 and dev section here sometime today or tomorrow |
Feast your eyes on the beautiful changelog: https://282-1551431-gh.circle-artifacts.com/0/html/changes.html |
I have rarely been so pleased...
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Allows doing
smoothing_steps='nearest'
so you can see the patches of cortex like (not the most relevant example but gives the idea):