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HMM analysis with preprocessed eeglab .set data #68
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Hi Paul,
If you are looking to run a TDE-HMM analysis, there is the option available to use the pipeline code associated with this paper:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30210284/
Found here:
https://github.com/OHBA-analysis/Quinn2018_TaskHMM.
1. Because I have already preprocessed my data with EEGLAB, can I use the OSL tools to perform only registration and source localization for EEG? Or must I do all my preprocessing with OSL tools?
You can do pre-processing elsewhere. However, you do want the data to be in the appropriate SPM12 format at the point of switching over to OSL, so that the co-reg and source recon can work.
1. For the EEG dataset I am working with, we do have the individual MRIs, but there were no Polhemus data collected. Can co-registration (and ultimately source localization) be conducted with OSL?
Yes, you should be able to get a (sub-optimal) coreg working in that case. However, you will need to use the SPM12 coreg rather than RHINO. See:
https://ohba-analysis.github.io/osl-docs/matlab/osl_example_coregistration.html
All the best, Mark.
On 18 Feb 2021, at 22:07, pauldhami <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:
Dear OHBA Group,
Thank you very much for all the wonderful tools. I have gone over the documentation, but being new to OSL, I still had some outstanding questions.
I have some task data that has been preprocessed with EEGLAB (and is in .set files accordingly).
My goal is to perform a TDE-HMM analysis on this data (in source space).
1. Because I have already preprocessed my data with EEGLAB, can I use the OSL tools to perform only registration and source localization for EEG? Or must I do all my preprocessing with OSL tools?
2. For the EEG dataset I am working with, we do have the individual MRIs, but there were no Polhemus data collected. Can co-registration (and ultimately source localization) be conducted with OSL?
Sorry for what may be naive questions, but any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Paul
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Dear Dr. Woolrich, thank you very much for your help, it has got me up and running. I am following the this tutorial to see if I can at least first do a simple sensor contrast with one condition (my epoched EEG data has just one condition). https://ohba-analysis.github.io/osl-docs/matlab/osl_example_oat_1_sensorspace.html Before following the example, I converted my eeglab .set file to the appropriate SPM M/EEG epoched format. I then followed each step, but am running into the following error, which even after going through the code, I am unsure as to why it is occurring.
By not specifying oat.source_recon.normalise_method = 'none', it seems to run okay, but I am not sure what I had to comment this line out for it to run when in the tutorial, it runs fine. Also, if I may also ask, I am following the OAT 3 source analysis tutorial (https://ohba-analysis.github.io/osl-docs/matlab/osl_example_oat_3_sourcespace.html) Although I am using mainly default input parameters for EEG, I run into this error when running osl_run_oat(oat):
Any suggestions as to what I may be doing wrong would be great. Also, apologizes if I should not be posting such questions here. Would the SPM mailing list be better? Thank you in advance, |
Apologizes to add to this thread, but I think I figured out my past issue in regards by specifying oat.source_recon.pca_dim before calling osl_run_oat(oat). However, I am now running into the following error, which I am not having much luck troubleshooting.
Any help with regards to figuring this out would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance, |
Dear OHBA Group,
Thank you very much for all the wonderful tools. I have gone over the documentation, but being new to OSL, I still had some outstanding questions.
I have some task data that has been preprocessed with EEGLAB (and is in .set files accordingly).
My goal is to perform a TDE-HMM analysis on this data (in source space).
Because I have already preprocessed my data with EEGLAB, can I use the OSL tools to perform only registration and source localization for EEG? Or must I do all my preprocessing with OSL tools?
For the EEG dataset I am working with, we do have the individual MRIs, but there were no Polhemus data collected. Can co-registration (and ultimately source localization) be conducted with OSL? How can I manually add the nasion, left, and right fiducials?
Sorry for what may be naive questions, but any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Paul
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