Certain NeuroAnalyzer functionalities are controlled using
preferences. Julia session needs to be restarted to use new preferences.
Preferences are saved to LocalPreferences.toml in the local
NeuroAnalyzer folder or in
~/.julia/environments/v*/LocalPreferences.toml.
Some functions produce information messages. To suppress these
messages, use na_set_verbose(false) to set the variable
verbose.
CUDA is disabled by default. For some low-level operations (e.g. FFT
and IFFT) CUDA acceleration is may be used if compatible NVIDIA card and
drivers are installed. To enable CUDA, use
na_set_use_cuda(true) to set the variable
use_cuda.
Most NeuroAnalyzer function take less than one second to complete.
Functions that take more than few seconds (e.g. itpc_s())
may optionally display progress bar. To disable the progress bar, use
na_set_progress_bar(false) to set the variable
progress_bar.
Below is the list of NeuroAnalyzer preferences and corresponding functions:
verbose : na_set_verbose(true|false)use_cuda :
na_set_use_cuda(true|false)progress_bar :
na_set_progress_bar(true|false)All preferences may also be set using
na_set_prefs(use_cuda=true|false, progress_bar=true|false, verbose=true|false).