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=MATLAB file contents=
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When exporting data to a MATLAB file (.mat), AnyWave will create the following variables:<br />
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* sr = The data sampling rate in Hz (scalar).
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* samples = The number of samples (scalar).
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* channels = The labels of all the channels (cell array of strings).
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* channel_types = The types of each channels (cell array of strings).
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* data = The data (matrix of n channels x samples).
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* duration = The total duration in seconds (scalar).
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* markers = The labels of markers (cell array of strings).
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* marker_positions = The positions in seconds of each markers (vector of scalars.)
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* marker_values = The values of each markers (vector of scalars.)
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* marker_durations = The duration in seconds of each markers (vector of scalars.)

Latest revision as of 09:38, 20 October 2017

MATLAB file contents

When exporting data to a MATLAB file (.mat), AnyWave will create the following variables:

  • sr = The data sampling rate in Hz (scalar).
  • samples = The number of samples (scalar).
  • channels = The labels of all the channels (cell array of strings).
  • channel_types = The types of each channels (cell array of strings).
  • data = The data (matrix of n channels x samples).
  • duration = The total duration in seconds (scalar).
  • markers = The labels of markers (cell array of strings).
  • marker_positions = The positions in seconds of each markers (vector of scalars.)
  • marker_values = The values of each markers (vector of scalars.)
  • marker_durations = The duration in seconds of each markers (vector of scalars.)