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anyone can please tell how to start this code #60

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abhijith1994 opened this issue Jun 7, 2018 · 1 comment
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anyone can please tell how to start this code #60

abhijith1994 opened this issue Jun 7, 2018 · 1 comment

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@abhijith1994
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Guys I am working on EEG data for familiarity checking and I like to use this toolbox for my project. Kindly help me how to use this

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Hi,

This is a toolbox that was used by our team mainly for processing SSVEP datasets [1], so it contains all the state of the art algorithms for this BCI paradigm. The examples that are provided work with our datasets, which can be downloaded from the links that are provided in the README. We also used this toolbox for two more BCI paradigms, processing of SMR signals, and detection of Error Related Potentials, however this was not the focus of the toolbox and there might be shortcomings for these cases. I would start by downloading one of our datasets e.g. Dataset III which is the most lightweight and run the exampleEPOC (make sure to uncomment lines 4&5 on the example file).

For using the toolbox with your own data you should have a look at the eegtoolkit.util.Session class and provide your own method for loading the dataset in the required format. However, I am not sure if this toolbox can be much of help for your case. Please provide me with some more details on what you're trying to do and I will tell you if there is something in the toolbox that can help you.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnjfuqRtAgE

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