Currently we work with lists of SVDData elements for the different conditions. Maybe a method were we can set an array of filter maps, corresponding to the different conditions we want to look at, e.g.
svd.condition_filters = (svd_pre.modality == modal) & (svd_pre.target_side_left == side)] for modal, side in itertools.product(modal_range,side_range)
And a corresponding get_method were you only get the filterred trials (according to the definend filters), e.g.
svd.condition[0] = ... #filtered for ['visual','right']
Currently we work with lists of SVDData elements for the different conditions. Maybe a method were we can set an array of filter maps, corresponding to the different conditions we want to look at, e.g.
svd.condition_filters = (svd_pre.modality == modal) & (svd_pre.target_side_left == side)] for modal, side in itertools.product(modal_range,side_range)
And a corresponding get_method were you only get the filterred trials (according to the definend filters), e.g.svd.condition[0] = ... #filtered for ['visual','right']