A set of tools to analyze and interpret auditory steady-state responses, particularly the subcortical kind commonly known as frequency-following responses (FFRs).
It was ugly, but bootstrapping doesn't result in noise floors that are too low anymore. Low noise floors came from a weird interaction between the way the trials were drawn for bootstrapping and the way the phase flipping was taking place inside the spectral module functions.
One other change I forgot to mention in the commit messages: the module now has the line mtcplv = mtcpca, so that the PLV function uses the same naming convention as the other cPCA functions.
It was ugly, but bootstrapping doesn't result in noise floors that are too low anymore. Low noise floors came from a weird interaction between the way the trials were drawn for bootstrapping and the way the phase flipping was taking place inside the spectral module functions.
See csv output in examples folder.