MindReading toolbox for SDF and latency detection

[StavHertz]

Please let this in.

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[NileGraddis]

There are a lot of constants hardcoded in this script that could be made into default parameter values. Instead of:

def my_function(x):
    return 5 * x

write:

def my_function(x, other_number=5):
    return other_number * x

This does the same thing, but is clearer and more flexible.

[NileGraddis]

A general comment: it is cool that you are writing standalone scripts! You can make these easier to use by allowing them to admit command line arguments. This looks like:

import argparse # a default Python package

parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
parser.add_argument('some_integer', type=int, help='this integer will be printed') # define and document a command line parameter
args = parser.parse_args()

print(args.some_integer)

If someone then calls:

>>>python <path_to_your_script>.py 10

This script should print 10.