Closed booleannie closed 4 years ago
Ah, sorry - FindSpindlesAndSWs.m and DetectSPINDLES.m were unfinished functions that never should have been imported into buzcode. This was discussed in PR #270 and addressed with PR #274 in the dev branch, but has not yet been pulled into master
If you're looking to detect spindles, I know @brendonw1 uses FindRipples, with some modified parameters.
A good spindle detector is sorely needed in buzcode, but no one in the lab has been working with spindles lately, so if you're able to modify FindRipples to optimize for spindle detection, we'd love to add it to the repo
Also, for detecting Slow Waves I recommend DetectSlowWaves
Hi, yeah... we meant to get rid of that FindSpindlesAndSWs.m file... maybe I forgot? Not sure how it's still in there.
As for what we tried - it's not fabulous, but I guess it never is (?).... I think in bz_FindRipples I put something like filter for 10-20Hz, find durations 400-2000ms something like that. You can try viewing the results in EventViewer by the way. We haven't really gone down that rabbit hole though.
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If you're looking to detect spindles, I know @brendonw1 https://github.com/brendonw1 uses FindRipples, with some modified parameters.
A good spindle detector is sorely needed in buzcode, but no one in the lab has been working with spindles lately, so if you're able to modify FindRipples to optimize for spindle detection, we'd love to add it to the repo
Also, for detecting Slow Waves I recommend DetectSlowWaves
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it'll be removed in main once we close PR #287
I cannot find the DetectSPINDLES function that is referenced in detectors/detectStates/SleepScoreMaster/FindSpindlesAndSWs.m anywhere. This may be due to my inexperience, and if so I apologize in advance if it's not actually missing.