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Using Data in Python #9

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sritanmotati opened this issue Nov 26, 2021 · 2 comments
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Using Data in Python #9

sritanmotati opened this issue Nov 26, 2021 · 2 comments

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@sritanmotati
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Hi, I am currently trying to use this data for a project, and for my project I only really want the EEG data (i.e. the data extracted using Extract_EEG.m). Unfortunately, I do not know how to use this extracted data in Python for further use and processing. What is the best way to save this Extract_EEG data into BDF or CSV format just by itself (we want to use this with MNE)? Any input would be appreciated.

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Jimbles commented Dec 17, 2021

Hey! I have not used python to load the BioSemi BDF files in python before, although the biosemipy library looks like it would do the trick. Essentially what the Extract_EEG code does is search for the events in the trigger channels (when the EIT system is on), and takes the data before and after these events. This should be relatively simple to do with this library I think. Let me know how it goes!

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sritanmotati commented Dec 18, 2021

Thank you! I will take a look at this and send my results later.

Hey! I have not used python to load the BioSemi BDF files in python before, although the biosemipy library looks like it would do the trick. Essentially what the Extract_EEG code does is search for the events in the trigger channels (when the EIT system is on), and takes the data before and after these events. This should be relatively simple to do with this library I think. Let me know how it goes!

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