[Mne_analysis] Autoreject

Luke Bloy luke.bloy at gmail.com
Thu Feb 8 10:59:30 EST 2018
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At the moment, I'm just repairing an automated pipeline that had been using
FASTER, from mne-sandbox, to identify bad channels. Then SSP for
eye-blinks/ecg etc. and a fixed reject dictionary, Since FASTER is no
longer in mne-sandbox, I'm looking at using autoreject.

Once that is working I plan on looking at various motion correction
techniques, at which time I will certainly be in touch.

-Luke

On Thu, Feb 8, 2018 at 10:35 AM Eric Larson <larson.eric.d at gmail.com> wrote:

> I assume a similar iterative approach would be recommended for dealing
>>> with motion correction?
>>>
>>
> Can you describe the sorts of artifacts you're dealing with in particular?
> maxwell_filter can be used to compensate for movements. If you are seeing
> artifacts due to this compensation step, let me know -- it would be good to
> improve the method so that artifacts are reduced or eliminated, so I'd be
> interested to look at problematic files if you have some. Using tSSS with
> movement compensation can help sometimes.
>
> Eric
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