Open moonj94 opened 3 years ago
Hello Jaewoong,
Thanks for your email!
How many dimensions do you have i.e. number of EEG channels? if you have a lot of channels we tend to have NaNs in covariance which will propagate to this step. Try to use shrinkage based ledoit and wolf estimator for covariance estimation.
Let me know
Best Satyam
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On Wed, 9 Dec 2020 at 04:08, Jaewoong Moon notifications@github.com wrote:
I am running the code with my own data and when I do, the while loop in rieman_mean flags an error after a few iterations because the variable A is all NaN values. Which is perplexing because nargin=1 and so A = mean(B,3), and B there are no NaN values in B.
Can you please help troubleshoot this issue?
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I am running the code with my own data and when I do, the while loop in rieman_mean flags an error after a few iterations because the variable A is all NaN values. Which is perplexing because
nargin=1
and soA = mean(B,3)
, and B there are no NaN values in B.Can you please help troubleshoot this issue?