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faq:how_can_i_do_time-frequency_analysis_on_continuous_data [2014/09/18 08:27] robert |
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The time or latency of each trial can be constructed using the sampleinfo from the segmented data, which specified for each trial the begin and the end-sample relative in the original datafile. | The time or latency of each trial can be constructed using the sampleinfo from the segmented data, which specified for each trial the begin and the end-sample relative in the original datafile. | ||
- | time = (data_segmented.sampleinfo(:,1)+data_segmented.sampleinfo(:,2))/data_segmented.fsample; | + | begsample = data_segmented.sampleinfo(:,1); |
+ | endsample = data_segmented.sampleinfo(:,2); | ||
+ | time = ((begsample+endsample)/2) / data_segmented.fsample; | ||
- | Then we proceed by copying the freq structure, in which we flip the power spectrum to change the "rot" dimension into the "time" dimension: | + | Then we proceed by copying the freq structure, in which we flip the power spectrum to change the "rpt" dimension into the "time" dimension: |
freq_continuous = freq_segmented; | freq_continuous = freq_segmented; |