Scenes are standalone recordings that capture reality or trace a process in real time.
They are precisely unedited and raw. There are meant to be recycled and repositioned into a different context in which they can be framed as cinematic experiences.
Audiovisualization of real-time neural activity in the anesthetized mouse
Left: Raw GCaMP activity. Middle: Reconstructed data, created by multiplying temporal H (obtained by k-means clustering into 18 ROIs) with spatial W (obtained as an output of NNLS, where H was used as the input). Right: color remixed reconstructed model data, where each component of W was assigned a unique color from the jet color map, arranged from top (red) to bottom (blue). Movie’s soundtrack uses analog (sine-wave) based audio encoding of temporal patterns of each spatial component, ordered in an ascending Cmin7 scale from the back (bottom) to the front (top) of the brain. Note: Movie has sound.