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MCE User’s Guide

 

MCE windows and dialogs

 

Table 4

Controls in the Pre-processing dialog

 

 

 

 

 

Filter frame

The [Lowpass filter]toggle selects the filter. You can

 

 

 

select the cutoff frequency or transition width with the

 

 

 

corresponding text fields or sliders.The values are in Hz.

 

 

 

Use the [Freq. response] and [Impulse response] but-

 

 

 

tons to see the effect of the filter.

 

 

 

Units: Hz

 

 

 

 

Baseline frame

The [Baseline] toggle and the corresponding text field

 

 

 

select the baseline period used to remove the DC offset

 

 

 

and in automatic selection of the bad channels (p. 4).

 

 

 

The [Detrend baseline] toggle and the corresponding

 

 

 

text field select the other baseline used for removing

 

 

 

slow drifts (p. 4).

 

 

 

Units: ms

 

 

 

 

[Decimate]

The toggle button and text field or slider select the

 

 

 

down-sampling ratio. See section “Decreasing the com-

 

 

 

puting time and file sizes” on page 5.

 

 

 

Units: samples

 

 

 

 

 

[Trim]

 

The toggle button and text field select the analysis

 

 

 

period.

 

 

 

Units: ms

 

 

 

 

[Bad channels]

The toggle button and text field set the bad channels.

 

 

 

Write the channel numbers to the text field with format

 

 

 

‘MEG #### #### #### ####’

 

 

 

 

[Apply projection]

If the toggle button is set, the noise projection defined in

 

 

 

the data file is applied to the data and calculations.

 

 

 

 

 

[Show all]

 

Opens the MEG data -dialog (p. 26).

 

 

 

 

[Automatic]

The button resets the projection and bad channels to

 

 

 

default values. See “Bad channels and projections” on

 

 

 

page 6.

 

 

 

 

Preview frame

The buttons let you select either a single channel or filter

 

 

 

properties in the preview plot

 

 

 

 

Preview plot

Shows the selected information; original data in red and

 

 

 

processed data in blue. Left mouse button zooms in the

 

 

 

image, the [rescale] button reverts to automatic scaling.

 

 

 

X-axis units: ms in Channel and Impulse response

 

 

 

mode, Hz in freq. response mode.

 

 

 

Y-axis units: fT for magnetometers, fT/cm for gradiom-

 

 

 

eters.

 

 

 

 

 

[Cancel]

 

Closes the window

 

 

 

 

 

[OK]

 

Applies the new values and closes the window

 

 

 

 

 

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Contents MCE User’s Guide Copyright and Warranty Contents Index Hazard Information IntroductionWhat’s new? VersionConventions and typography ReferencesQuitting the program Getting StartedAnalyzing data Selecting the data file and pre-processing Setting the filtering and baselinesEffect of the baselines Decreasing the computing time and file sizesBad channels and projections MCE User’s Guide BEM selection Selecting the head modelPoint set selection dialog Point set selectionMin dist Creating BEM filesCalculating the estimates Loading a calculated estimate Selecting the time Region of interest What is ROI?What is the orientation of a ROI? Exporting ROIs Selecting a ROIROI database Predicting MEG waveforms Saving to an image file PrintingPrinting from the dialog Saving with xgifdump command Creating Html documents Creating Html documents and Mpeg moviesCreating movies Window menus MCE windows and dialogs Options menu Main windowMinimum norm estimate options dialog Pre-processing dialogPre-processing dialog Units Hz Remove mean MEG data dialogSelect file Full calculation dialogCalculation Batch jobs windowColor display of the estimate Color displayArrow display of the estimate Arrow displayAmplitude window with total activity Amplitude windowAmplitude scale window Amplitude scale windowColor scale window Constant color modeRelative color mode Region of interest window Things to rememberROI database ROI database windowROI list ROI searchSQL database Current ROIOther controls Html Creation Dialog Html Creation DialogTime periods Movie Creation DialogWindow length Index MCE User’s Guide