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Helper function to process multiple channels at a time #705

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80 changes: 80 additions & 0 deletions src/pspm_multi_channel.m
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function [sts, channel_index] = pspm_multi_channel(fhandle, channels, varargin)
% ● Description
% pspm_multi_channel applies the same pre-processing function to multiple
% channels in the same data file. This works by calling the pre-processing
% function multiple times and so does accelerate processing time. It
% creates the required loop and handles any processing errors.
% ● Format
% [sts, channel_index] = pspm_multi_channel(function, channels, argument1, argument2, ..., options)
% ● Arguments
% fhandle: [char or function handle] Preprocessing function
% channels: [char, vector, cell array] Channel specifications:
% 1. 'gaze' will be expanded to {'gaze_x_r', 'gaze_y_r',
% 'gaze_x_l', 'gaze_y_l'}
% 2. Eyetracker channels without lateralisation
% specification (_r or _l) will be expanded to include
% both eyes (i.e. 'pupil' will be expanded to
% {'pupil_r', 'pupil_l'}, which work on the last
% channel of this type.
% 3. Any other valid channel identifier of type 'char'
% will be expanded to all channels of this type in the file.
% 4. Any numerical vector or cell array will work on
% the specified channels exactly.
% argument1, ...: all input arguments for the pre-processing function
% options: must always be specified as the last input argument
% ● Output
% sts: Status determining whether the execution was
% successful (sts == 1) or not (sts == -1)
% channel_index: Index of the generated channels. Any unsuccesful
% pre-processing call leads to a NaN index
% ● History
% Written in 2024 by Dominik R Bach (Uni Bonn)
%

%% 1 Initialise
global settings;
if isempty(settings)
pspm_init;
end
sts = -1;
outchannel = NaN;

%% 3 Expand channels
if ischar(channels)
if strcmpi(channels, 'gaze')
channels = {'gaze_x_r', 'gaze_y_r', 'gaze_x_l', 'gaze_y_l'};
elseif ismember(channels, settings.eyetracker_channels)
[sts, eye] = pspm_find_eye(channels);
if sts < 1, return; end
if strcmpi(eye, '')
channels = {[channels, '_r'], [channels, '_l']};
end
end
end

if ischar(channels)
% all pre-processing functions take filename as first argument
fn = varargin{1};
[sts, infos, data, filestruct] = pspm_load_data(fn, channels);
if sts < 1, return; end
channels = num2cell(filestruct.posofchannels);
elseif isnumeric(channels)
channels = num2cell(channels);
elseif ~iscell(channels)
warning('ID:invalid_input', 'Channels must be numeric, char or cell.')
return
end

%% 4 Process channels
options = varargin{end};
varargin(end) = [];
for i_channel = 1:numel(channels)
options.channel = channels{i_channel};
[csts, outchannel] = feval(fhandle, varargin{:}, options);
if csts == 1
channel_index(i_channel) = outchannel;
else
channel_index(i_channel) = NaN;
end
end
sts = 1;
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