eeg_events_to_NA: Remove (transform to NA) problematic events from the signal...

In bnicenboim/eeguana: Flexible Manipulation of EEG Data

Remove (transform to NA) problematic events from the signal table of an eeg_lst.

Description

Remove (transform to NA) problematic events from the signal table of an eeg_lst.

Usage

eeg_events_to_NA(
  x,
  ...,
  .n_chs = NULL,
  .entire_seg = TRUE,
  .drop_events = TRUE,
  .all_chs = FALSE
)

Arguments

x	An eeg_lst object.
...	Description of the problematic event.
.n_chs	If set to NULL (default), it will only set NA to the relevant channel.If set to a number N, it will set all the channels of the entire segment or interval to NA, if N or more channels have a certain event, and otherwise only the relevant channel.
.entire_seg	If set to FALSE, it will consider only the marked part of the segment, otherwise it will consider the entire segment (Default: .entire_seg = TRUE).
.drop_events	If set to TRUE (default), the events that were used for setting signals to NA, will be removed from the events table.
.all_chs	Deprecated.

Value

An eeg_lst.

See Also

Other events functions: eeg_artif

Examples

## Not run: 

# Signals with artifacts are turned into NA values:
faces_clean <- faces_seg_artif %>%
  eeg_events_to_NA(.type == "artifact", .entire_seg = TRUE, .drop_events = TRUE)


# Specific segments are turned into NA values:
faces_clean <- faces_seg_artif %>%
  eeg_events_to_NA(.id %in% c(1:3), .entire_seg = TRUE, .drop_events = TRUE)

## End(Not run)

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