[Homer-users] Short-distance Channel
Franziska Klein
franziska.klein at uni-oldenburg.de
Wed Aug 22 04:02:13 EDT 2018
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Dear homer-users,
I recorded some pilot data for the first time additionally with short-distance channels (NIRx system) and since Homer2 has the functionality to regress out the extracerebral activity from the fNIRS data I tried to use this toolbox.
I started with a very basic pipeline I reproduced from a webinar by Jonathan Perry (offered on the NIRx webpage). Unfortunately it doesn't work. For all my five recordings I receive one of the following messages in the MATLAB command window:
'Design matrix is poorly scaled...(RCond=3.044902e-15)' or 'Design matrix is VERY poorly scaled...(RCond=0.000000e+00), cannot perform computation'
I know that this is due to the design matrix but I don't understand the reason for this. I attached the *.cfg file so that you can see the pipeline. I used the default values with the exception that I changed the rhoSD_ssThresh value to 1.0 because for some reason my probeInfo.mat file saved the coordinates in cm instead of mm and I changed flagSSmethod from 1 to 0. However, using the default for flagSSmethod results in the same message.
Is there anything I am doing wrong? What could be the reason and how can I fix this? Is it correct that the aux variable is a vector (length of timepoints) consisting only of ones? In the archive of the mailing list I found a similar problem and when I understand it correctly the problem was an empty 's' matrix but this does not apply in my case.
I would appreciate any help.
Thanks in advance,
Franziska
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