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larsoner
larsoner commented Mar 4, 2020

See mne-tools/mne-python#6262 (comment) :

seeing this in a example I would suggest to add a method Covariance.plot_topomap(info) to display the topomap of diagonal. this would simplify this example a lot

This will hopefully just require some short function in mne/viz/topomap.py. Even using the EvokedArray approach seems okay since it's pretty straigh

schoffelen
schoffelen commented Mar 11, 2020

Reported by @britta-wstnr by e-mail:

Documenting and taking it from here

  1. we just came across some unexpected behavior (helping a student today) with ft_prepare_sourcemodel(). If we warp an MNI template, inwardshift has no effect - is that because that would shift grid points to the wrong positions after warping?

  2. We often see problems with not inwardshifted sources when using the ope

jdpigeon
jdpigeon commented May 31, 2017

We've always liked the idea of having citations to support the material taught in EEG 101, but over the course of writing and development we lost tracked of where we learned things.

Going through our lesson material and adding citations would be extremely helpful. Even if it was

robertoostenveld
robertoostenveld commented Jan 7, 2018

as these seem to be a bit hard to understand right now.

What I have in mind is to make a short markdown file with a specific ini for both, combine that with the (software or hardware) synthesizer or and then make a movie for youtube.

To control the sequencer I plan to use 16 knobs (pitch) and 16 buttons (on/off) from the launchcontrol. Those create control signals in REDIS, which I want to m

sylvchev
sylvchev commented Jan 17, 2020

Documentation needs care. Apart from issue #46, I spotted some minor corrections to make:

  • In API, SSVEPExo() appears in MI datasets which is not correct. It is also correctly listed in SSVEP datasets
  • Paradigms in API list only Motor Imagery, no ERP
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DominiqueMakowski
DominiqueMakowski commented Jan 18, 2020

Examples ideas

Examples are short, specific and self-contained articles about specific topics or possibilities.

  • Understanding NeuroKit: how to see what a function does in the docs, then its code on github, then where is the code located on your machine, and where you can try to make changes/fixes
  • How to contribute: once some change/fixes are mde, how to push back to

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