MultiplotER using Neuromag lay

[Christian Hesse]

Hi Matt,

you can use the function PREPARE_LAYOUT to generate a layout using
the gradiometer information in your data.

Regards,
Christian


On 19 Mar 2007, at 15:27, Shtrahman, Matthew wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Can someone give me the link where I can download NM306mag.lay?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Matt
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: FieldTrip discussion list on behalf of Joachim Gross
> Sent: Mon 3/19/2007 5:38 AM
> To: FIELDTRIP at NIC.SURFNET.NL
> Subject: Re: [FIELDTRIP] MultiplotER using Neuromag lay
>
> Hi Eve,
>
> I think I had a similar problem.
> In my case the channel labels in NM306mag.lay did not exactly match
> the
> labels in avgdata.label.
> After changing either set of labels it worked for me.
>
> Joachim
>
> alotof eve wrote:
>> Hi, Christian,
>>
>>   Sorry I didn't reply this for a long time. Thanks for these
>> suggestions. They work well. And I found after using read_data, the
>> other processing still can work for whole data.
>>
>>   However, I met another problem.
>>
>>   After I did timelockanalysis, I tried to plot average data using
>> multiplotER. I downloaded the file "NM306mag.lay" and other two you
>> offered. The layoutplot(cfg) shows that the files are correct.
>> However, when I used multiplotER(cfg,avgdata), the figure showed up
>> was blank. Nothing on it even the lables.
>>
>>    Could you or other experts tell me the possible way to figure it
>> out? Thanks so much.
>>
>> Best,
>> Eve
>>
>>
>> */Christian Hesse <c.hesse at FCDONDERS.RU.NL>/* wrote:
>>
>>     Hi Eve,
>>
>>>     I can use meg-pd toolbox now. However, it seems all the
>>> functions
>>>     in FieldTrip are for evoked data while my raw data is continuous
>>>     data.
>>
>>     FieldTrip handles a variety of data, and the low level reading
>>     functions can deal with continuous or epoch based raw data.
>>
>>     When you analyze your data in FT, you usually start by defining
>>     your trials, i.e. epochs in your continuous data that are of
>>     interest, w.r.t. to some sort of trigger or event. The function
>>     PREPROCESSING then scans through your raw data file and returns a
>>     data structure which contains all of the specified epochs (for a
>>     particular trial definition) in a field data.trial. Please note
>>     that this has nothing to do with evoked vs induced responses
>> just yet.
>>
>>     You can use the output of PREPROCESSING as input to either
>>     TIMELOCKANALYSIS or FREQUANALYSIS which look at evoked and
>> induced
>>     phenomena, respectively. Afterwards you can call various
>>     statistical functions such as FREQDESCRIPTIVES, etc ...
>>
>>     So the reason why I have been giving you the examples using
>>     read_header and read_data is because I needed to determine the
>>     nature of the error you were getting without really knowning
>>     anything about what sort of data is in your file. In your use of
>>     FT you do not actually use these functions yourself, but
>> basically
>>     use functions like DEFINE_TRIAL and PREPROCESSING to start with.
>>
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