Open jupaw opened 7 years ago
Error using supergui (line 122) supergui error: argument 'fig' must be numeric ^ ^ I faced the same error with supergui and found the solution :) Change the definition of 'fig' in supergui.m form 'real' to '' i.e. empty quotes
Good luck
Hi, thanks for your advice, it doesn't work flawlessly but I think it will be sufficient for the analysis I have in mind.
Hi, I tried to do the BCILAB tutorials from SCCN last week (since I'll have to use it for my thesis) and encountered some errors.
I use a Mac with OS 10.12.3 with all recent updates, my MATLAB version is R2015b (8.6.0.267246). Furthermore, I've tried both the EEGLAB plugin provided with BCILAB (13_4_4_b) as well as the newest version from SCCN (14_0_0_b), and the BCILAB version from SCCN (1.1), the BCILAB version from the master branch (1.2-alpha) and the BCILAB version from the devel branch (1.4) in various combinations.
It could be important to mention that when starting BCILAB, I get a warning:
These are the errors: in the BCILAB versions from SCCN and from the master branch I've encountered the supergui error referenced in other issues, every time I try to define a new approach (after choosing one, before the window to specify the parameters):
I've read that this occurs when you're using an old EEGLAB version, but I have the current one (14.0.0 from the SCCN, and the recent version in the BCILAB).
So I tried to check out the devel branch of BCILAB, and I didn't encounter the supergui error (jay!), but another error popped up when I was training the classifier (nooo!):
BCILAB told me to install xCode, after doing this the master BCI still produces the supergui error, the devel branch version produces a new one:
I've tried reinstalling all plugins, resetting the default paths, restarting both MATLAB and my computer. I guess there could be an error with the dependencies on my computer, but I'm not quite sure how to solve that. Is there a solution, or do I have to switch to a Windows-PC?
Regards, Juliane