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    Hi Lyam,<br>
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    You could do something like:<br>
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    indcs = stc.data &gt;= 0.5*np.max(stc.data)<br>
    first_time = stc.times(indcs[0])<br>
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    A real Pythonista might have a cleaner way of accomplishing the same
    thing.<br>
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    HTH,<br>
    Andy<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2017-05-04 08:52 PM, Lyam Bailey
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        <p>When dealing with MEG source estimates, is there a way to
          extract the latency of a user-specified amplitude? I know it's
          possible to extract the position and latency of the
          <b>peak</b> amplitude with mne.get_peak, however I'm
          interested in non-peak amplitudes (for example, 50% of the
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        <p>Thanks for any help in advance!</p>
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