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=[[AnyWave:SelectingChannels|Selecting channels for further processing on them]]= | =[[AnyWave:SelectingChannels|Selecting channels for further processing on them]]= | ||
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| + | Most acquisition systems record SEEG electrodes as EEG electrodes.<br /> | ||
| + | There is no way in the data file to distinguish between EEG and SEEG electrodes.<br /> | ||
| + | But you can tell AnyWave to consider all or some of the EEG channels as SEEG.<br /> | ||
| + | [[AnyWave:PreparingSEEG|See the two tutorials here to learn how to create SEEG montages.]] | ||
=[[AnyWave:DataTutorial|A SEEG data processing example]]= | =[[AnyWave:DataTutorial|A SEEG data processing example]]= | ||
=[[AnyWave:InsertMarkers|How to insert markers]]= | =[[AnyWave:InsertMarkers|How to insert markers]]= | ||
Revision as of 17:11, 19 April 2017
Contents
Selecting channels for further processing on them
How to view SEEG channels
Most acquisition systems record SEEG electrodes as EEG electrodes.
There is no way in the data file to distinguish between EEG and SEEG electrodes.
But you can tell AnyWave to consider all or some of the EEG channels as SEEG.
See the two tutorials here to learn how to create SEEG montages.
