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• The default max_mem is 64 (MB), but in asr_calibrate() it says 'The recommended value is at least 256.' Which is the recommended value?
We should change the recommended value to 64.
• In asr_calibrate, you use 2^21 to convert MB to Byte. But isn't it 2^20?
I copied the code from the asr_process.m. Looks like it should be 2^20 but Christian put 2^21. I think there is a reason for that (like when you type "df" on Linux you have to divide the memory block by 2 or something). @chkothe any idea?
• In the main GUI, 'Acceptable [min max] power range' is incorrect. In clean_windows line 105, sqrt is taken.
The function header also mentions power. I am confused @chkothe
• This is a reminder in case I forget it tomorrow--when we specify a large value (4096 MB for example) for the max_mem, the final result seems improved. We want to ask why to Christian tomorrow.
Good point.
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Another point is that ASR uses matrix operation heavily. The input data must be full-ranked and double precision. It means typical average referencing and electrode interpolation should not be performed before applying ASR.
64Mb: changed header
Mb: left as is. There is a reason for it as you can read in asr_process. It is unclear why but better not change it.
Main GUI: changed text
Double precision: the functions already handle that apparently
We should change the recommended value to 64.
I copied the code from the asr_process.m. Looks like it should be 2^20 but Christian put 2^21. I think there is a reason for that (like when you type "df" on Linux you have to divide the memory block by 2 or something). @chkothe any idea?
The function header also mentions power. I am confused @chkothe
Good point.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: