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== Creating a new montage file ==
== Creating a new montage file ==
First, let's create a new ECoG montage file:
# Open the ''Eloc Helper'' tool.  If this is your first time using the tool, you may want to briefly review [[User Reference:Eloc Helper]] for instructions on how to install and run this application.
# Click File>New>ECoG Montage File to start working on a new ECoG montage file.  Since ECoGs are taken using an electrode grid, you will be given a square electrode map.
# Create your first electrode:
## Click the "Create New" button.
## Set the coordinates by clicking the "Use Grid" button and then clicking on the blank electrode map.
## Click the "Update" button after which you should see an electrode marker appear in the location you clicked on in the previous step.  Notice that the marker is labeled with the number "1" and that
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== Modifying an existing montage file ==
== Modifying an existing montage file ==
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==See also==
==See also==
[[User Tutorial:Mu Rhythm BCI Tutorial]]
[[User Tutorial:BCI2000 Offline Frequency Analysis]]


[[Category:Tutorial]]
[[Category:Tutorial]]

Revision as of 19:34, 3 January 2008

The BCI2000 Offline Analysis tool generates up to three different types of plots to aid you in determining the best features in a given dataset. One of these plot types - the topographic plot - provides a spatial representation of the subjects response to a given stimulus. So, when generating such a plot, the electrode layout must be taken into account. To communicate this layout to the BCI2000 Offline Analysis tool, we use a montage file. This section of the tutorial will show you how to use the Eloc Helper tool to create and modify montage files.

Creating a new montage file

First, let's create a new ECoG montage file:

  1. Open the Eloc Helper tool. If this is your first time using the tool, you may want to briefly review User Reference:Eloc Helper for instructions on how to install and run this application.
  2. Click File>New>ECoG Montage File to start working on a new ECoG montage file. Since ECoGs are taken using an electrode grid, you will be given a square electrode map.
  3. Create your first electrode:
    1. Click the "Create New" button.
    2. Set the coordinates by clicking the "Use Grid" button and then clicking on the blank electrode map.
    3. Click the "Update" button after which you should see an electrode marker appear in the location you clicked on in the previous step. Notice that the marker is labeled with the number "1" and that
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Modifying an existing montage file

Exporting your montage file for use with BCI2000 Offline Analysis

Exporting your montage file for use with BCI2000

See also

User Tutorial:BCI2000 Offline Frequency Analysis