[Eeglablist] importing data arrays into EEGLAB v6.03b
arno delorme
arno at ucsd.edu
Sun Oct 26 16:15:41 PDT 2008
Dear Antanas,
this type of data is not ideal for EEGLAB since the type of processing
you will be able to do is limited. if you really want to import this
data into EEGLAB to process it within a study, you should create one
dataset per subject and per condition. For a given subject and
condition, first type in
data = CONDITION1(:,:,subject)';
then import the "data" array using the menu "File > Import data > From
ASCII/float file or Matlab array". Save the file and repeat for each
subject and condition.
You may then create a STUDY. However, I am not 100% sure that all the
ERP statistics will work since EEGLAB will think that you are using
continuous data (only 1 trial per subject). If this is the case, you
may trick the program by faking the presence of two trials.
data = CONDITION1(:,:,subject)';
data(:,:,2) = data;
Then import as before.
This will not change the ERP and then for sure the ERP statistics will
work.
Best,
Arno
On 24 oct. 08, at 19:42, Spokas Antanas wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am new to EEGLAB and would like to ask smb's assistance with
> importing of EEG evoked potential experiment data into EEGLAB. My
> data is already preprocessed and averaged over trials. It is saved
> in .mat files as 2 seperate 3D arrays for 2 conditions where
> CONDITION1(potential,channel,subject), then a seperate 1D array for
> time points of potentials TIME(1,timepoints) and .m file with
> channels' coordinates. I could not find the answer in help how to
> import this kind of data format. Please help. Thanks a lot.
>
> Antanas
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