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Right now, if there are annotations defined on a Raw object, e.g. a seizure occurs at time point 60 seconds for duration 10 seconds, then that annotation is lost in a connectivity object. If the connectivity object somehow preserves time (e.g. continuously as a Temporal*Connectivity object, or as epochs as a Epoch*Connectivity object), then the annotation should map to a specific time point, or epoch.
Describe the problem
Right now, if there are annotations defined on a Raw object, e.g. a seizure occurs at time point 60 seconds for duration 10 seconds, then that annotation is lost in a connectivity object. If the connectivity object somehow preserves time (e.g. continuously as a
Temporal*Connectivity
object, or as epochs as aEpoch*Connectivity
object), then the annotation should map to a specific time point, or epoch.The main issue is mapping to a specific epoch.
Describe your solution
We have to wait for a solution to come out of mne-tools/mne-python#8376 (comment)
and then copy that logic flow for our
Epoch*Connectivity
data structures.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: