[Eeglablist] Is there a way to highlight/change color of a single channel in Scroll Plot?

[Tarik S Bel-Bahar]

Hi Charisse,
Brief notes right below:

Try using eegplot, the main function called by pop_eegplot when one does it
from the eeglab gui.

Type open eegplot or
help eegplot to get
details about how you
can add an array of colors
for each channel.
You can modify many
aspects of eegplot.

Then try running eegplot by calling the function from command line, and
include the channel color flag and array.

Ps.
Use eegh and check eeglab
scripting wiki if you havent
had a chance to yet.

Pps.
Check out the one or two
eeglab plugins that enhance
Eegplot.



On Fri, Jun 26, 2020, 6:21 AM Charisse Pickron <cpickron at umn.edu> wrote:

> Hello,
> I am becoming more familiar with automatically rejecting bad channels in
> EEGLab, however I also like to look through data and manually select bad
> channels.
> In the Channel data scroll plot (or another type of plot), is there a way
> to highlight a single channel or change it's color so that I can easily
> keep track of that channel as I scroll through data to determine if it is a
> bad channel?
>
> I know I can hover over a line and it will give me the channel, but was
> hoping there'd be a way to change the color of a specific channel in the
> scroll plot.
> Thank you,
> -Charisse
>
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