importing my own data

[Robert Oostenveld]

Hi Hoi Fei

data.cfg can be empty (i.e. []) in your case. It is used to remember
the configuration details of all steps that you take in FT. Some
functions assume that data.cfg is present and want to copy it over in
their output (e.g. timelock.cfg.previous), therefore it should be
present to be sure. The most recent versions of FT however should
check whether it is present or not, and only attempt to copy it if
persent.

best,
Robert

PS Given that you have biosemi amplifiers, you are probably working
with the BDF format. It would also be nice to implement that natively
in fieldtrip. That should not be too hard, if you would be interested
in taking that approach instead of constructing a data structure,
please contact me directly.

On 29-nov-2005, at 16:07, Hoi Fei Kwok wrote:

> Dear Robert,
>
> In the FAQ section of the FieldTrip website, it is said that if I
> import my
> own data, I have to define the following fields: data.label,
> data.trial,
> data.fsample, data.time and data.cfg. The first four are
> straighforward
> enough. However, how to set up data.cfg. What are the subfields?
>
> Regards,
> Hoi Fei
>