Open MarcusVollmer opened 4 years ago
Dear Pinanshu,
there are two ways of doing it:
1. Use the copy-to-clipboard button to generate a Matlab-readable matrix of measurement values. You can paste that to your m-file or directly into the console:
2. Use the save as
option from the 'file' menu and select *.mat
or *.csv
to save the results directly in a Matlab object or an open readable text file:
I am trying to import a mat file in HRV tool but I am unable to do so. I actually converted .dat file to .mat and then tried to import it in the tool but some error is coming and I am unable to resolve it.
For the love of god can you please PLEASE make/give instructions for script that saves output in a csv file and instructions/way to automate the process of analysing multiple recordings? PLEASE. I know how to automate variable outputs in EEG analysis python scripts (MNE, YASA) but every single Python HRV module is busting my balls and can't get it to work because every single HRV python script either has no instructions/tutorial or assumes high programming knowledge and instructions are unclear. Your tool is fantastic and works great but it is lacking scripting automation capabilities that save analysis time... Getting the values manually each time is doing my head in.. Thanks for listening. :P
A very frustrated researcher.
Also the copy function is pasting all the values in a single cell. If you could change it so that each value is copy-pasted in a different cell that would be amazing.
Can we get the HRV measure part in mat or any other format like I have to save the HRV measure coming through the tool
Originally posted by @pinanshu in https://github.com/MarcusVollmer/HRV/issues/4#issuecomment-578080416