EEGLAB
From SCCN
Editorial: The first decade of EEGLAB 2001-2011
Contents |
Links and Documentation
Download EEGLAB
- EEGLAB hardware and software recommendations
- EEGLAB download link (ZIP file)
- EEGLAB revision history
- How to download the EEGLAB development version using SVN
- Bugzilla database for EEGLAB (see also Bugs and Suggestions)
Other local downloads
- EEGLAB plugins
- Download tutorial dataset (4.1Mb)
- Datasets from a visual attention task
- STUDY datasets for component clustering. Data from same task as above (48 MB).
- Same STUDY but without the actual data (cluster measures available for plotting) (48 Mb).
- Channel Location Files download
- Datasets from a visual categorization task
- Binary version of the runica() infomax ICA decomposition function
- Download EEGLAB test scripts
Tutorial (see outline below)
Download the current Wiki Tutorial as a PDFbook.
Miscellaneous documentation
- EEGLAB vs. Commercial EEG Software
- EEGLAB and GPU (Graphics Processing Unit)
- EEGLAB, supercomputing applications, and free alternatives to Matlab
- EEGLAB and MEX functions to recompile
- List of Functions called from Menus
- All EEGLAB Functions
- Independent Component Clustering Example
- EEGLAB discussion list (use the Google box on the EEGLAB home page to search the archive)
- Using EEGLAB to process MEG data
- TIPS and FAQ
The Online EEGLAB Workshop
- Online EEGLAB Workshop -- Includes online videos, slides, and tutorial materials!
EEGLAB Workshops
- Future workshops
- Sixteenth EEGLAB Workshop - Aspet, France (2013 - registration open)
- Fifteenth EEGLAB Workshop - Beijing, China (2012)
- Fourteenth EEGLAB Workshop - La Palma, Mallorca (2011)
- Thirteenth EEGLAB Workshop - Aspet, France (2011)
- Twelfth EEGLAB Workshop also known as the online workshop - San Diego, CA, USA (2010)
- Eleventh EEGLAB Workshop - Hsinchu, Taiwan (2010)
- Tenth EEGLAB Workshop - Jyväskylä, Finland (2010)
- Ninth EEGLAB Workshop - Sydney, Australia (2009)
- Eighth EEGLAB Workshop - Aspet, France (2009)
- Seventh EEGLAB Workshop - Bloomington, Indiana (2009)
- Sixth EEGLAB Workshop - Santiago, Chile (2007)
- Fifth EEGLAB Workshop - San Diego, CA, USA (2007)
- Fourth EEGLAB Workshop - Aspet, France (2007)
- Third EEGLAB Workshop - Singapore (2006)
- Second EEGLAB Workshop - Porto, Portugal (2005)
- First EEGLAB Workshop - San Diego, CA, USA (2004)
The EEGLAB Tutorial Outline
- Download the current Wiki Tutorial as a PDFbook
For a PDF in A4 format: EEGLAB Tutorial (A4)
(Note: The PDF is generated dynamically. Please do not refresh the page before it begins downloading.)
I. Single Subject Data Processing
- Chapter 01: Loading Data in EEGLAB
- Chapter 02: Channel Locations
- Chapter 03: Plotting Channel Spectra and Maps
- Chapter 04: Preprocessing Tools
- Chapter 05: Extracting Data Epochs
- Chapter 06: Data Averaging
- Chapter 07: Selecting Data Epochs and Comparing
- Chapter 08: Plotting ERP images
- Chapter 09: Decomposing Data Using ICA
- Chapter 10: Working with ICA components
- Chapter 11: Time/Frequency decomposition
- Chapter 12: Multiple Datasets
II. Multiple Subject Processing
- Chapter 01: Multiple Subject Proccessing Overview
- Chapter 02: STUDY Creation
- Chapter 03: Working with STUDY designs
- Chapter 04: STUDY Data Visualization Tools
- Chapter 05: Component Clustering Tools
- Chapter 06: Study Statistics and Visualization Options
- Chapter 06: Study Statistics and Visualization Options version 10 and earlier
- Chapter 07: EEGLAB Study Data Structures
- Chapter 08: Command line STUDY functions
III. Advanced Topics
IV. Appendix
- A01: Importing Continuous and Epoched Data
- A02: Importing Event Epoch Info
- A03: Importing Channel Locations
- A04: Exporting Data
- A05: Data Structures
- A06: Maximizing Memory
- A07: Contributing to EEGLAB
- A08: DIPFIT
- A09: Using custom MRI from individual subjects
- A10: MI-clust
- A11: BESA (outdated)
- A12: Quick Tutorial on Rejection
- A13: Compiled EEGLAB
This tutorial was written by: Arnaud Delorme, and Scott Makeig
Many thanks to Hilit Serby, Nima Bigdely, and Toby Fernsler for additions and or edits. Thanks also to Payton Lin for capturing some images in earlier versions and to Micah Richert, Yannick Marchand, Elizabeth Milne, and Stefen Debener for their detailed comments. In addition, thanks to all those who have contributed code and suggestions to EEGLAB, and to Devapratim Sarma for converting and updating the EEGLAB documentation to a WIKI.
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