Open yannunh opened 6 years ago
The filename should be given in single quotes not double quotes as you have done.
e.g.
load_open_ephys_data('100_CH31.continuous');
adehad, this works so well. Thanks
after loading the files how can we plot power-spectrum and amplitude spectrum graphs for certain time period.
@pranavswaroopgundla Try something like this for a PSD:
Fs = 3e3; % sampling frequency
spect.winSize = 2^12; % window size
spect.win = blackman(spect.winSize);
spect.overlap = 0.8; % percentage window overlap
spect.nOverlap = floor(spect.winSize*spect.overlap);
spect.nFFT = 10*Fs; % number of fft samples, e.g. 10 per sample
figure;
spectrogram(sig, spect.win, spect.nOverlap, spect.nFFT, Fs, 'xaxis','psd');
colormap(hot)
Where sig
is your signal for a given time period.
You can replace 'psd'
with 'power'
for a power spectrum.
NOTE: Our data is actually sampled at 30e3
, but as the resulting image takes too long to load we used a sampling rate x10 lower, meaning the frequency scale is also scaled.
I tried with code but the problem is i can't see the plot only. Its just blank with a figure window can you help me with this problem. Thank you in advance.
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@pranavswaroopgundla https://github.com/pranavswaroopgundla Try something like this for a PSD:
Fs = 3e3; % sampling frequency spect.winSize = 2^12; % window size spect.win = blackman(spect.winSize); spect.overlap = 0.8; % percentage window overlap spect.nOverlap = floor(spect.winSizespect.overlap); spect.nFFT = 10Fs; % number of fft samples, e.g. 10 per sample figure; spectrogram(sig, spect.win, spect.nOverlap, spect.nFFT, Fs, 'xaxis','psd'); colormap(hot)
Where sig is your signal for a given time period. You can replace 'psd' with 'power' for a power spectrum. NOTE: Our data is actually sampled at 30e3, but as the resulting image takes too long to load we used a sampling rate x10 lower, meaning the frequency scale is also scaled.
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@pranavswaroopgundla What error message are you getting?
Send a screenshot of the command window and the figure
@adehad
This is the error happening just take a look
the error is in ".png file"
and the figure is powerspectrum.zip
spectrogram
requires a vector input, so try passing in a single row of your Data
variable.
@adehad
the error is still there I don't know what is the causing an error
can u please give me ur mail id so that I can send my files to you so it might solve the problem faster.
Sorry I edited my comment, the function takes in a single channel of data, e.g.
Data(1,:)
Yah i did that too but no use. Its same blank window showing up..
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Sorry I edited my comment, the function takes in a single channel of data, e.g. Data(1,:)
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Hmm, the error is saying that spect.winSize
is greater than the length of your data. I notice that the DATA variable is now transposed in your workspace, so perhaps you need to pass in Data(:, 1)
, to select a single data channel.
this the error I'm getting now because of the array size limit. how can I manage this?
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Hmm, the error is saying that spect.winSize is greater than the length of your data. I notice that the DATA variable is now transposed in your workspace, so perhaps you need to pass in Data(:, 1), to select a single data channel.
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Yes, this is a common problem if you have a long recording. There are a few ways of managing this:
Data(1:1e4, 1)
. This would plot the spectogram from the first 10,000 samples.spect.nFFT = 2*Fs
@adehad it worked for me and thank you can you help how to plot the power spectrum graph for certain time limits in the signals.
The m file and spike, continuous and event file is in same dir. ( same error with continuous and event file)
I already tried with this commands: load_open_ephys_data("C:\Open Ephys\2018-06-01_19-23-51\100_CH31.continuous");
anything else I need to do? I copied (https://github.com/open-ephys/analysis-tools/blob/master/load_open_ephys_data.m) this in new script file and named load_open_ephys_data.m