[Eeglablist] Averaging subjects for time/frequency analysis
Kimberly Horn
linkette at gmail.com
Thu Feb 26 11:22:25 PST 2009
Hello EEGLAB users
I have a study which has about 20 participants per group (younger and older
adults). I would like to average first within subjects to obtain an
individual average for each subject and then across across subjects for a
group average per group. I do not know how to do either of these
procedures. In looking back at previous EEGLAB mailings, there is a lot of
discussion on averaging but nothing on the actual procedure to make an
average. I am thinking it has to do with something about making a STUDY and
then doing the pre-clustering?
Also, EEGLAB provides beautiful pictures of the time/frequency changes
across your epoch but I can not figure out how to get the data from this for
statistical analysis. I would like to obtain numbers from these graphs so
that I can import them to SPSS for analysis. Or if EEGLAB has a statistical
analysis in it that would be great.
Thank you!
Kim
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Kimberly Horn
University of Florida
Graduate Student
352-273-2134
linkette at gmail.com
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