Ready for grading.

HW3

Part 1 lives in p1
I used MRI motion parameters from a subject of mine. I do this for
every subject that comes through when I process the data to make sure
they haven't moved too much.

You should be able to run through the notebook and open up the original
plot, and then the new, better one I made in matplotlib. I also have
the images in that folder, as well as the python script I use on the
neuroscience cluster. This took me about an hour.

Part 2 lives in p2
If you just run through this, it should plot my version, then the
original, so you can compare. This was probably the most useful for me
as far as learning how to do things, and it took me about 3 hours to
figure out how to get it perfect.

Part 3 live in p3
Bottom line: Grade 'brushing.py'

This is sort of a mess. I have two original trys, called
brushingtry1.ipynb(i do "exploratory" stuff in the notebooks) and
brushingtry2.py, then the final version that actually works as
brushing.py The first two were all my work, and then Dan Bliss helped
me with the last one, as I could only get as far as pulling out the
data from the plot on my second try(brushing2). If you look at
brushing2, it will print out the x and y limits and the axis it is in,
like this...
in axis16!
x1 is: 1.73407258065
y1 is: 0.338541666667
x2 is: 0.403225806452
y2 is: 2.18333333333

but all my code wasn't really set up well to replot using this
stuff(brushingtry1_5.py is my failed attempt to fix this), so Dan
helped me with the final version(brushing.py) that does that well. I
even got it to name the window according the the data limits of the
plots, e.g., sepal length from 5.369 to 6.830, petal width from 1.009
to 2.392. This part (the whole thing, not just the title ahah) took me
forever to do. I actually probably spent around 15 hours total on it. I
am a total joey novice though.