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Many source localisation methods exist, each with their parameter choices and idiosyncrasies. However, some basic steps are common to all methods (more or less?). I'd like to see a Wiki-page (with a suitably descriptive name so it will pop up when people use the search function...) with a simple walk-through. Each step could link to a more detailed description of
maxfilter, possibly with a little discussion about the fact that choices here may affect source analysis (but nothing too 'scary'!)
artefacts and noise (link to recommendations, e.g., Miika's for EEG)
baseline and epoching (basic workflow is for evoked localisation only, maybe mention covariance estimation but details left to separate document/page)
coordinate frame alignment, incl. tools available (this is important: would be great to have a clear description of the why and how of coregistration, illustrations welcome)
Things to leave out here (more advanced topics)
choice and generation of head model
covariance, rank-deficiency, inverse operator
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Update on Fieldtrip & coreg - FT does have a not-so-good GUI for co-registration. Can be launched with the following code: Note: You need to first register as much as possible -> mri_ra. The let the ICP do a better job. It doesn't work that well in my experience.
cfg = [];
cfg.method = 'headshape';
cfg.coordsys = 'neuromag';
cfg.headshape.headshape = headshape;
cfg.headshape.icp = 'yes';
cfg.headshape.interactive = 'yes';
mri_fine = ft_volumerealign(cfg, mri_ra);
Many source localisation methods exist, each with their parameter choices and idiosyncrasies. However, some basic steps are common to all methods (more or less?). I'd like to see a Wiki-page (with a suitably descriptive name so it will pop up when people use the search function...) with a simple walk-through. Each step could link to a more detailed description of
Things to leave out here (more advanced topics)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: