import_data_permuco: A function to prepare the signal's data for the brainperm...
In EricMenetre/NPL: An incomplete toolkit for the researcher in NeuroPsychoLinguistic
View source: R/import_data_permuco.R
Description
This function build a list containing each individual's average signal and transforms it into a 3D matrix to be analyzed with the brainperm() function from the permuco4brain package. For this function to work you will need to install the readr package and the abind package
Usage
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import_data_permuco(path, N_electrodes, files_extension)
Arguments
path
path to the folder containing the averaged signal per subjects and condition (tip: name the files wisely)
N_electrodes
Number of electrodes included in the montage: either 128 or 64
files_extension
Format of the files needed to be imported. Supported format are ".ep", ".txt", ".asc".
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View source: R/import_data_permuco.R
Description
This function build a list containing each individual's average signal and transforms it into a 3D matrix to be analyzed with the brainperm() function from the permuco4brain package. For this function to work you will need to install the readr package and the abind package
Usage
1 | import_data_permuco(path, N_electrodes, files_extension)
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Arguments
path |
path to the folder containing the averaged signal per subjects and condition (tip: name the files wisely) |
N_electrodes |
Number of electrodes included in the montage: either 128 or 64 |
files_extension |
Format of the files needed to be imported. Supported format are ".ep", ".txt", ".asc". |
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