[Eeglablist] more std_stats questions
Hamish INNES-BROWN
HINNES-BROWN at bionicsinstitute.org
Sun Jun 19 23:15:12 PDT 2011
Sorry for the onslaught of stats questions, I think I'm a bit more advanced than where I was thismonring, but a few problems remain.
So, I have ERPs from 2 conditions which I would like to test for differences and plot. 60 electrodes, 500 time points, and 12 subjects:
ERP_c1 = [60 x 500 x 12]
ERP_c2 = [60 x 500 x 12]
% put them together in the format I THINK is needed
erpdata = {ERP_c1 ERP_c2}
% Firstly calculate the stats:
paired = 'on' ; mode = 'param' ; naccu = 200; %%% 0.01 = 200, .001 = 2000
[stats, df, pvals, surrog] = statcond( erpdata, 'paired', paired, 'mode', mode, 'naccu', naccu );
This seems to work OK and provides
1) t-values in a [60 x 500] and
2) p values in a [60 x 500] (later I will change this to permutation test).
Now for plotting:
locs = eeg_mergelocs(ALLEEG.chanlocs);
plotsubjects = 'off';
times = EEG(1).times;
std_plotcurve(times, erpdata, 'condstats', {pvals}, 'chanlocs', locs, 'plotsubjects', plotsubjects, ...
'condnames', cnames, 'plottopo', 'off');
No matter how I try I can't seem to get the input sizes right for this command. I keeping errors such as:
??? Error using ==> plotcurve at 87
Size of time input and array input does not match
Error in ==> std_plotcurve at 371
plotcurve( allx, tmpdata, 'colors', tmpcol, plotopt{2:end},
'title', opt.titles{c,g});
Which suggests that something is wrong with the dimensions of the inputs. As far as I can see all the relevant inputs are [60 x 500], apart from times, which is just [1 x 500]. If I change that to [60 x 500} (with the x values repeated 60 times), I get the same thing.
Hamish Innes-Brown
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