Macquarie-MEG-Research / MQ_MEG_Scripts

Public repository for analysis scripts developed by the Macquarie MEG Laboratory
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Output files from mq_con2fif_maxfilter.py #18

Closed JD-Zhu closed 5 years ago

JD-Zhu commented 5 years ago

Hi Robert,

I just tried out this new version :) It produces two output files: _raw_tsss.fif _raw_tsss-1.fif

Just wondering what is the difference between these two files, and which one should we use? The "_raw_tsss-1.fif" seems to have a much smaller file size.

Thanks, Judy

JD-Zhu commented 5 years ago

An additional question: When reference sensor data are available, should noise reduction (CALM/TSPCA) be performed prior to tSSS?

Thanks, Judy

JD-Zhu commented 5 years ago

Ok, I can now answer the first question. The dataset was split into 2 output files because it was too large (this happens when the recording length exceeds 35 minutes). We just need to join the 2 output files together.

Hi Robert,

I just tried out this new version :) It produces two output files: _raw_tsss.fif _raw_tsss-1.fif

Just wondering what is the difference between these two files, and which one should we use? The "_raw_tsss-1.fif" seems to have a much smaller file size.

Thanks, Judy

neurofractal commented 5 years ago

Ok, I can now answer the first question. The dataset was split into 2 output files because it was too large (this happens when the recording length exceeds 35 minutes). We just need to join the 2 output files together.

Hi Robert, I just tried out this new version :) It produces two output files: _raw_tsss.fif _raw_tsss-1.fif Just wondering what is the difference between these two files, and which one should we use? The "_raw_tsss-1.fif" seems to have a much smaller file size. Thanks, Judy

Indeed - maximum size of .fif files are 2GB I believe.

An additional question: When reference sensor data are available, should noise reduction (CALM/TSPCA) be performed prior to tSSS?

Mmm good question. I wouldn't use them together for the same dataset.

Thoughts @paulsowman ?