[Eeglablist] EEGlab plugins

[Christian Kothe]

Hi,

the MATLAB compiler is notoriously flaky/picky about finding all the
necessary functions. This is because by default it pulls in only the
functions that are explicitly referenced somewhere; if you have an
eval('myfunc') somewhere, myfunc won't be included. At least I am currently
not able to offer a version of BCILAB that compiles out of the box on
end-user machines (takes me usually about a day to get all the pieces
together after a few months of changes and additions -- especially mex
files, java things, auto-detected plugins, etc.). Basically, the EEGLAB
distribution has some things in place so that it compiles properly with its
default plugins (no guarantees made regarding extra plugins) and the BCILAB
distro has a few things in place to be compilable. However, the current
1.0-beta does not fully compile (coincidentally I planned to work on that
this weekend, but got sidetracked with some project-related stuff). If I
were you I wouldn't hold my breath (as we are extremely busy over here) and
instead try to get as much stuff done with the regular (non-compiled)
version of the software.

Christian


2012/3/23 Sarge <sargez at hotmail.com>

>   Hi there !
> If anyone would be so kind, I’d love some feedback and recommendations... [image:
> Smile]
> Here’s my issues..
> I’m a Neurofeedback student and I’m learning about neurofeedback. Part of
> my learning to diagnose proper treament depends on my ability to use EEG
> technology. I have a strong background in windows computing and am a PC
> tech, but I am almost completely new to any unix/linux applications other
> than their resemblance to DOS, of which I am very familiar because that’s
> what I learned on all those years ago in the Dos / Windows 3.1 / NT Era. I
> got EEGlab installed and working, no problem, but I am having great
> difficulty in getting all the EEGlab plugins/toolboxes to be identified by
> either EEGlab itself or the matlab compiler after installation. I have gone
> over the installation instructions repeatedly and rebuilt the eeglab but
> still it doesn’t see them. Is there a recommended installation method
> somewhere with a generalized folder setup to simplify installation or do
> all the custom paths have to be entered for each plugin? For instance, the
> installation of BCIlab calls for using the matlab control GUI to reset
> default path. Is there an matlab control panel in the compiler only version
> or does this have to be entered in a command line variable ? Would it be
> better to reinstall everything under a root default folder structure rather
> than integrate into the windows structure ? It would seem a general install
> under windows with the scripts to setup the path structure would be
> buildable like an unattended windows or a linux “version” install? I could
> even dual boot linux, but I’d rather avoid that if possible.
> (Also, any overall recommendations on what EEG toolboxes would be most
> beneficial to my field of study or how I might set them up in this
> environment would be appreciated. would be really appreciated and welcomed.)
>
> I have a windows 7-64bit / 3.2 ghz quad core with 4 gig of ram. (I intend
> on adding 4 more gig of ram.) I am using a Emotiv Epoc Research edition SDK
> headset. 18 sensors total.
>
> I hope to hear back soon any feedback and ideas you may have, and thanks
> for reading [image: Smile]
>
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