I had a look at their BIDS formatted data and unfortunately that's somewhat of a joke, because there is the very bare minimum of documented metadata ... that dataset would probably not even pass validation with https://github.com/bids-standard/bids-validator/
The BrainVision data are not in proper BrainVision format either (they have a .dat file, instead of .eeg), because they have been exported by EEGLAB. I find that fishy ... :fish:
Using the CSV data is out of the question, because that's just too large.
Which leaves us with the EEGLAB format (.set files + .fdt files), where .set is basically a matlab struct with metadata, and .fdt contains the binary EEG data.
another annoying thing is that they didn't ship a license with the data :)
Simon could you create an account on https://gin.g-node.org/, please? So I can invite you to a private repo there where we can easily track sourcedata and derivatives.
This is where the data can be downloaded: https://uni-muenster.sciebo.de/s/zg2U8xVNZbRHqzg
I had a look at their BIDS formatted data and unfortunately that's somewhat of a joke, because there is the very bare minimum of documented metadata ... that dataset would probably not even pass validation with https://github.com/bids-standard/bids-validator/
The BrainVision data are not in proper BrainVision format either (they have a
.dat
file, instead of.eeg
), because they have been exported by EEGLAB. I find that fishy ... :fish:Using the CSV data is out of the question, because that's just too large.
Which leaves us with the EEGLAB format (.set files + .fdt files), where .set is basically a matlab struct with metadata, and .fdt contains the binary EEG data.
another annoying thing is that they didn't ship a license with the data :)