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FieldTrip workshop in Hamburg in 2013 |
Wednesday 11 to Friday 13 September 2013.
Dept. of Neurophysiology and Pathophysiology University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf Martinistrasse 52, D - 20246 Hamburg, Germany
N55,Campus Lehre,room 210/11
- Lecture 1: Introduction into FieldTrip - Laura
- Coffee break
- Lecture 2: Generation and propagation of signals - Guido
- Lunch break
- Hands-on 1: data preprocessing and artifact detection (data provided, see below)
- Tea break
- Hands-on 2: processing own data, event-related potentials (own data)
- Wrap-up of the day
The first hands-on can be skipped by people that already have been using FieldTrip. It is meant to get everyone at the same level and to make sure that everyone is comfortable with processing their own data.
- Lecture 3: Frequency analysis - Jan-Mathijs
- Coffee break
- Hands-on 3: Frequency and time-frequency analysis (own data)
- Lunch break
- Lecture 4: Inverse modeling of EEG and MEG - Robert
- Tea break
- Hands-on 4: Beamforming and Minimum-norm estimation (own data, bring the MRI)
- Wrap-up of the day
We will use the online tutorials on the website, but in principle you will be working on your own data.
- Lecture 5: Connectivity analysis - Jan-Mathijs
- Coffee break
- Hands-on 5: Connectivity and network analysis
- Lunch break
- Lecture: Non-parametric statistics
- Tea break
- Hands-on: Experimental design and statistics
- Wrap-up of the day
For the hands-on sessions you have to start MATLAB. To ensure that everything runs smooth, we will work with a clean and well-tested version of FieldTrip that is distributed on a USB stick, rather than the older version you might already have installed. Furthermore, the tutorial data will also be distributed on the USB stick.
If you want to download it in advance, please go to https://download.fieldtriptoolbox.org/ and get
- fieldtrip-20130906.zip
- Subject01.zip
- all files in the tutorial/eventrelatedaveraging directory
{% include markup/red %} Depending on the unzip program you are using (e.g., Winrar), the name of the zip file might also appear as directory, resulting in path_to_directory/fieldtrip-xxxxxxxx/fieldtrip-xxxxxxxx, i.e. the FieldTrip directory in a FieldTrip directory. Please fix that by moving all files one level up. {% include markup/end %}
After copying all files to your computer and unzipping then, you start MATLAB. To ensure that the right version of FieldTrip is used, and not another version (such as the one included in SPM or EEGLAB), you type in the MATLAB command window
restoredefaultpath
cd path_to_directory/fieldtrip-xxxxxxxx
addpath(pwd)
ft_defaults
{% include markup/red %} Please do NOT use the graphical path management tool from MATLAB. In this hands-on session we'll manage the path from the command line, but in general you are much better off using a startup.m file than the path GUI.
Please do NOT add FieldTrip with all subdirectories, subdirectories will be added automatically when needed, but only when needed. {% include markup/end %}
The restoredefaultpath
command clears your path, keeping only the
official MATLAB toolboxes. The addpath(pwd)
statement adds the
present working directory, i.e. the directory containing the fieldtrip
main functions. The ft_defaults
command ensures that all required
subdirectories are added to the path.
If you get the error "can't find the command ft_defaults" you should check the present working directory.
After installing FieldTrip to your path, you change into the data directory
cd path_to_directory/data