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This plug-in can compute a non linear correlation between pairs of channels. The result is a connectivity graph but a MATLAB matrix can also be exported for further processing. | This plug-in can compute a non linear correlation between pairs of channels. The result is a connectivity graph but a MATLAB matrix can also be exported for further processing. | ||
[[File:H2 7.png|center]] | [[File:H2 7.png|center]] | ||
See documentation about [[AnyWave:H2|Multi-channels H2]] | See documentation about [[AnyWave:H2|Multi-channels H2]] | ||
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The plug-in will extract the independent components of MEG or EEG signals.<br /> | The plug-in will extract the independent components of MEG or EEG signals.<br /> | ||
The result is a file that can be imported in AnyWave in order to view, reject and rebuild the signals.<br /> | The result is a file that can be imported in AnyWave in order to view, reject and rebuild the signals.<br /> | ||
[[File:ICA capture.png|center]] | [[File:ICA capture.png|center]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:34, 29 April 2016
Contents
Plug-ins included with AnyWave installation
Time/Frequency using wavelets
This plug-in can calculate and visualize within AnyWave the time/frequency representation of one or several signals.
See the dedicated page to learn more about using the Time/Frequency plug-in.
Requirements: None.
Multi-channels H2
This plug-in can compute a non linear correlation between pairs of channels. The result is a connectivity graph but a MATLAB matrix can also be exported for further processing.
See documentation about Multi-channels H2
ICA
The plug-in will extract the independent components of MEG or EEG signals.
The result is a file that can be imported in AnyWave in order to view, reject and rebuild the signals.
