Add BEETL data to MOABB for benchmarking #675
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Hi MOABB team,
I'm a PhD student working on BCI benchmarking and would like to contribute code to integrate the BEETL dataset into MOABB. Before proceeding with the review, I want to be transparent that I am not the owner or license holder of the original BEETL dataset - I'm simply contributing code to make this publicly available dataset accessible through MOABB for benchmarking purposes.
The dataset is publicly available through Figshare and was published as part of a BCI competition. I've implemented the loader following MOABB's conventions and patterns as good as I can. I basically followed what is done for Stieger2021 as I saw that they also uploaded the data to Figshare.
Key implementation details:
Important Implementation Note:
In the current implementation, I concatenate all runs/races for each subject into a single continuous Raw object. This differs from the original data structure where trials were stored separately. I made this choice to align with MOABB's typical usage patterns, but I'm open to discussion if this should be handled differently.
I would greatly appreciate:
Greetings from Germany, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Samuel