[FIX] Whitening with low amplitude data

meegkit/cca.py

@@ -94,6 +94,8 @@ def cca_crossvalidate(xx, yy, shifts=None, sfreq=1, surrogate=False,
         n_trials).
     shifts : array, shape=(n_shifts,)
         Array of shifts to apply to `y` relative to `x` (can be negative).
+    sfreq : float
+        Sampling frequency. If not 1, lags are assumed to be given in seconds.
     surrogate : bool
         If True, estimate SD of correlation over non-matching pairs.
     plot : bool
@@ -133,16 +135,16 @@ def cca_crossvalidate(xx, yy, shifts=None, sfreq=1, surrogate=False,
 
     # Calculate leave-one-out CCAs
     print('Calculate CCAs...')
-    AA = list()
-    BB = list()
+    AA = []
+    BB = []
     for t in tqdm(np.arange(n_trials)):
         # covariance of all trials except t
         CC = np.sum(C[..., np.arange(n_trials) != t], axis=-1, keepdims=True)
         if CC.ndim == 4:
             CC = np.squeeze(CC, 3)
 
         # corresponding CCA
-        [A, B, R] = nt_cca(None, None, None, CC, xx[0].shape[1])
+        A, B, _ = nt_cca(None, None, None, CC, xx[0].shape[1])
         AA.append(A)
         BB.append(B)
         del A, B
@@ -227,17 +229,17 @@ def nt_cca(X=None, Y=None, lags=None, C=None, m=None, thresh=1e-12, sfreq=1):
         independently from each page.
     m : int
         Number of channels of X.
-    thresh: float
+    thresh : float
         Discard principal components below this value.
     sfreq : float
         Sampling frequency. If not 1, lags are assumed to be given in seconds.
 
     Returns
     -------
-    A : array, shape=(n_chans_X, min(n_chans_X, n_chans_Y))
+    A : array, shape=(n_chans_X, min(n_chans_X, n_chans_Y)[, n_lags])
         Transform matrix mapping `X` to canonical space, where `n_comps` is
         equal to `min(n_chans_X, n_chans_Y)`.
-    B : array,  shape=(n_chans_Y, n_comps)
+    B : array,  shape=(n_chans_Y, n_comps[, n_lags])
         Transform matrix mapping `Y` to canonical space, where `n_comps` is
         equal to `min(n_chans_X, n_chans_Y)`.
     R : array, shape=(n_comps, n_lags)
@@ -246,16 +248,16 @@ def nt_cca(X=None, Y=None, lags=None, C=None, m=None, thresh=1e-12, sfreq=1):
     Notes
     -----
     Usage 1: CCA of X, Y
-    >> [A, B, R] = nt_cca(X, Y)  # noqa
+    >> A, B, R = nt_cca(X, Y)  # noqa
 
     Usage 2: CCA of X, Y for each value of lags.
-    >> [A, B, R] = nt_cca(X, Y, lags)  # noqa
+    >> A, B, R = nt_cca(X, Y, lags)  # noqa
 
     A positive lag indicates that Y is delayed relative to X.
 
     Usage 3: CCA from covariance matrix
     >> C = [X, Y].T * [X, Y]  # noqa
-    >> [A, B, R] = nt_cca([], [], [], C, X.shape[1])  # noqa
+    >> A, B, R = nt_cca(None, None, None, C=C, m=X.shape[1])  # noqa
 
     Use the third form to handle multiple files or large data (covariance C can
     be calculated chunk-by-chunk).
@@ -381,9 +383,10 @@ def whiten_nt(C, thresh=1e-12, keep=False):
     # break symmetry when x and y perfectly correlated (otherwise cols of x*A
     # and y*B are not orthogonal)
     d = d ** (1 - thresh)
+    d_norm = d / np.max(d)
 
     dd = np.zeros_like(d)
-    dd[d > thresh] = (1. / d[d > thresh])
+    dd[d_norm > thresh] = (1. / d[d_norm > thresh])
 
     D = np.diag(np.sqrt(dd))
     W = np.dot(V, D)

tests/test_cca.py

@@ -78,6 +78,21 @@ def test_cca2():
     # plt.show()
 
 
+def test_cca_scaling():
+    """Test CCA with MEG data."""
+    data = np.load('./tests/data/ccadata_meg_2trials.npz')
+    raw = data['arr_0']
+    env = data['arr_1']
+
+    # Test with scaling (unit: fT)
+    A0, B0, R0 = nt_cca(raw * 1e15, env)
+
+    # Test without scaling (unit: T)
+    A1, B1, R1 = nt_cca(raw, env)
+
+    np.testing.assert_almost_equal(R0, R1)
+
+
 def test_canoncorr():
     """Compare with Matlab's canoncorr."""
     x = np.array([[16, 2, 3, 13],
@@ -130,6 +145,9 @@ def test_cca_lags():
     lags = np.arange(-10, 11, 1)
     A1, B1, R1 = nt_cca(x, y, lags)
 
+    assert A1.ndim == B1.ndim == 3
+    assert A1.shape[-1] == B1.shape[-1] == lags.size
+
     # import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
     # f, ax1 = plt.subplots(1, 1)
     # ax1.plot(lags, R1.T)