[Eeglablist] Baseline all ersp

[Arnaud Delorme]

Dear Bill,

'baseline' indicates the end of the baseline (although time ranges may also be specified).
The default is "0" so the baseline is the pre-stimulus period.
Use 'baseline', 1000 for instance if your window size is less than 1000 ms to select the full epoch length for the baseline.
The epoch time limits [-400 1000] should work as well.

Best,


Arno

On Apr 28, 2011, at 2:42 PM, Bill Prinzmetal wrote:

> I sort of remember (but now can not find it) that there was a way 
> with newtimef (ersp) to explicitly baseline the whole epoch.  I am 
> specifically interested in looking at alpha between trials (so 
> including the traditional baseline period).  Is this a bad idea?  Can 
> I do something like 'baseline', '???I am not sure'?  I suppose I 
> could put in the epoch time limits (e.g., [-400 1000])
> 
> Thanks
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