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How do you recommend to EIT carrier frequency through low pass filtering

Open rkalahasty opened this issue 3 years ago • 2 comments

I am trying to extract EEG from the whole bdf using the low pass filtering that was recommended in the paper. How do you recommend we do this

rkalahasty avatar Dec 08 '21 13:12 rkalahasty

Hey. I think the easiest way to do this is to use the "Time difference" datasets, the ones with the -TD# suffix. The lowest EIT frequency injected is 200 Hz so it should be out of band of any EEG activity. You can use the code in Extract_EEG.m as inspiration. You will likely get some artefacts from the EIT injection switches, so you may wish to mask these data points or remove them prior to filtering. Using the Extract_EEG as an example, the switching points can be found at Trigger.RisingEdges{1, 1} or TT.InjectionSwitches

Jimbles avatar Dec 17 '21 14:12 Jimbles

Thank you!

On Fri, Dec 17, 2021 at 9:08 AM James Avery @.***> wrote:

Hey. I think the easiest way to do this is to use the "Time difference" datasets, the ones with the -TD# suffix. The lowest EIT frequency injected is 200 Hz so it should be out of band of any EEG activity. You can use the code in Extract_EEG.m as inspiration. You will likely get some artefacts from the EIT injection switches, so you may wish to mask these data points or remove them prior to filtering. Using the Extract_EEG as an example, the switching points can be found at Trigger.RisingEdges{1, 1} or TT.InjectionSwitches

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rkalahasty avatar Dec 17 '21 15:12 rkalahasty