[Eeglablist] Problem with STUDY

[Harsha Halahalli]

Chrissy,
Thank you for your response. I have tried that and it does not fix the
problem. I have also tried creating the study design and precomputing using
command line options. While the analysis runs in all cases, it runs
selectively only on a set of subjects.

Best regards
Harsha


On Thu, May 16, 2013 at 1:50 AM, Chrissy Lackner <cl02zz at brocku.ca> wrote:

> Harsha,
> I've had the same problem before. Instead of checking the box "select all
> subjects" you need to select them from the list by clicking on the first
> participant, scrolling down, and clicking on the last participant. Strange,
> but it seemed to work in my case.
> Best,
> Chrissy
>
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> Quoting Harsha Halahalli <hnharsha at gmail.com>:
>
>  Dear EEGLAB List members,
>>
>> I have created a STUDY in EGLA v11.0.3.1b running on Matlab 7.5 (Windows
>> 7)
>> with a total of 34 subjects (Group1, 18 and Group2 16). Each of the
>> subject
>> datasets is epoched based on 4 event types. I have specified a type*group
>> STUDY design in which I "Select all subjecsts". When I precompute ERSPs,
>> everything runs without errors. HOWEVER, on completion of the analysis I
>> see that not all subjects' ERSP data has been precomputed and the ERSP
>> plots are based on only a subset of the subjects within each Group. On
>> looking at the "Edit Study Design" dialog box, only some of the subjects
>> datasets are highlighted when the study design is selected. Things do not
>> change even if I attempt to edit the study design by selecting all
>> subjects. All the subject datasets have been preprocessed using the same
>> pipeline and have the same number of channels, event types etc. A similar
>> analysis of data from another experiment on the same set of subjects with
>> similar processing pipeleine runs without any issues. I would be grateful
>> for any assistance in trouble shooting this situation. Thanks in advance!
>>
>> Best regards
>> Harsha
>> --
>> Harsha Halahalli
>> Research Associate, MBIAL
>> National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosceinces, Banglore - 560029,
>> India
>>
>>
>
>
>


-- 
Harsha Halahalli, MD
Associate Professor, Department of Physiology
KS Hegde Medical Academy, Nitte University
Nithyannadanagar PO, Mangalore - 575018
www.nitte.edu.in <http://nitte.edu.in/>
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