Output of the web picker (RB 64, GG 46). 103 sessions have a usable
opening time; 7 are flagged unusable (6 of those in the 2024-10-04
batch). 56 sessions had only the lower row release; 52 had all six
barriers open; 2 had only the upper row.
Each annotation row now carries an `analyst` column. On first visit the
web picker shows a small login modal asking for initials, persists them
in localStorage, and shows the badge in the top-right. Click the badge
to change identities. Submissions without initials are rejected by the
backend (HTTP 400). Skip remains analyst-free.
Backfill: every existing barrier_opening.csv row marked as `GG` since
all current picks were done by Giorgio.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A FastAPI app + plain HTML5 video page that replaces the matplotlib
picker. Browse to http://host:8000/, scrub through each video with
arrow keys (±5 s, ±1 s with Shift, ±0.1 s with Ctrl, ±1 frame with
,/.), and click one of three buttons:
- All barriers open — every ROI usable
- Upper barrier opens — ROIs 1,3,5 usable; lower row marked bad
- Lower barrier opens — ROIs 2,4,6 usable; upper row marked bad
The current playhead time is recorded as opening_s; bad_rois is set
accordingly. Also keyboard shortcuts (1/2/3 for the three modes,
s/u for skip/unusable). Refresh-safe: every submission persists to
data/metadata/barrier_opening.csv before advancing.
Server uses byte-range streaming so seeking inside long videos is
fast. Dockerfile + docker-compose.yml mount the data volume RO and
the metadata folder RW.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
pick_barrier.py loops over every tracked DB referenced by the merged
TSV, plots windowed mean inter-fly distance for all 6 ROIs in a single
figure, and lets the analyst click the moment the barrier opens. Saves
to data/metadata/barrier_opening.csv after each pick (crash-safe).
Auto-detector best-effort guess shown as orange dotted line — the
analyst always has the final say.
Output schema:
machine_name, session_date, session_time, opening_s, trim_first_s, notes
`trim_first_s` lets us record misframed starts so downstream code can
ignore the affected window. The 5 2025-07-15 entries are seeded from
the original legacy CSV so they're not re-picked.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
