[Eeglabnews] EEGLAB version 4.31 now available
Arnaud Delorme
arno at sccn.ucsd.edu
Fri Feb 13 18:46:55 PST 2004
EEGLAB version 4.31 is now available from http://www.sccn.ucsd.edu/eeglab/
This upgrade is recommended because of major improvements and bug fixes.
All the EEGLAB functions are backwards compatible with previous releases.
Thanks to Zoltan Mari, Stefan Debener, William Gehring, Ruey Song Huang,
Vladimir Litvak, Teresa Ka Wai Wong, Ingmar Gutberlet, Marcel
Bastiaansen, and others for suggestions.
We have made the following modifications since the 4.301 release
4.31 - February 13, 2004
* *Tutorial*: two new sections (I.2.2 and I.2.3) were added to the
channel editing tutorial.
* *Channel location*: can now use channels without coordinates
(e.g., EYE, EMG...). There are simply ignored when plotting scalp
maps. Automatically read channel names from binary files for EEG
and BDF files and look up standard channel locations (using menu
Edit > Channel location) based on channel labels (assumes 10-20
channel labels). Functions affected are pop_chanedit(),
convertlocs(), topoplot(), pop_headplot(), headplot(), plottopo(),
pop_loadcnt(), pop_loadeeg(), and pop_loadbdf().
* *spectopo(), spec()*: fixed the spectrum computation when the
Matlab Signal Processing Toolbox is not present.
* *pop_comperp()*: added command line options 'tlim' and 'ylim'
(thanks to Stefan Debener's suggestion); fixed the output problem
(thanks to William J. Gehring).
* *pop_timef()*: fixed multitaper (frequency assignment was wrong).
* *pop_reref()*: fixed rare error due to channel location structure.
* *erpimage()*: added 'showwin' flag argument to image the sorting
window used in sorting by phase, amplitude or value.
* *timef()*: added 'erspmax' argument to fix color scaling for ERSP
(thanks to Ruey Song Huang).
* *pop_editset()*: fixed command line call error when function was
called from a subfunction (thanks to Vladimir Litvak).
* *pop_runica()*: fixed conflict between 'pca' option and automatic
rank lowering (thanks to Teresa Ka Wai Wong); fixed history
generation.
* *pop_mergeset()*: now adds a discontinuity ('break') event when
merging two datasets.
* *pop_loadcnt(), pop_loadeeg(), pop_loadedf(), pop_loadbdf()*: now
import channel labels.
* *pop_rejmenu()*: fixed standard threshold rejection time limits
previously interpreted as sec instead of ms (thanks to Zoltan Mari).
* *pop_loadbva()*: new function to load Matlab files saved using
Brain Vision Analyzer (thanks to Ingmar Gutberlet and Marcel
Bastiaansen for their help).
* *pop_copyset()*: fixed history generation.
* *pop_chanedit()*: fixed local history generation in dataset.
* *pop_topoplot()*: fixed history generation.
* *pop_importevent(), pop_importpres()*: new option to automatically
adjust the sampling rate of the new events so they best align with
the closest old event. This may take into account small
differences in sampling rates that could lead to big differences
by the end of the experiment (e.g., a 0.01% clock difference
during would lead to a 360-ms difference after one hour if not
corrected). Also, for the Presentation file, users can now select
any file fields for event latency and type.
* *pop_rejepoch()*: fixed problem when all or no trials were
selected for rejection.
* *pop_editset()*: fixed command line call error when function was
called from a subfunction (thanks to Vladimir Litvak).
--
* Arnaud Delorme <http://www.sccn.ucsd.edu/%7Earno>, Ph.D.* , SCCN,
UCSD, San Diego, USA
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