read_header linux

[Bobby Stojanoski]

Hi Ingrid, and fellow fieldtrippers


 Thanks for your reply. Using the latest version of fieldtrip did the trick.



 I was also hoping to get some help with another issue I recently came
across. To increase computing power, I have switched my analysis over to a
computer running linux. The problem is when I run, freqanalysis, which uses
‘mytrialfun’, I get an error at hdr = read_header(cfg.dataset):

 ??? Error using ==> read_eep_cnt
Too many input arguments.

Error in ==> read_header at 830
    hdr = read_eep_cnt(filename, 1, 1);

Error in ==> mytrialfun at 28
hdr   = read_header(cfg.dataset);

 I followed the instructions from an earlier thread (Item #1211 (14 Jun 2007
16:33) - Re: read in EEProbe
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with no success.

 The read_eep_cnt_mexglx file exists in the fieldtrip directory, and it does
seem to be reading it.

 Has anyone else had similar troubles using linux (ubuntu)?



Many thanks in advance!

 Bobby


-- 
Bobby Stojanoski
Ph.D. Candidate
CoNSens lab
Department of Psychology
University of Toronto Scarborough
stojanoski at utsc.utoronto.ca
www.utsc.utoronto.ca/~stojanoski

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