Open GowthamBio opened 8 years ago
Hi @GowthamBio, what did you specify for cfg.tau in your analysis?
I assigned values 0.2 to 0.5 for cfg.tau. The error is "Attempted to access cfg.tau(1); index out of bounds because numel(cfg.tau)=0.". Also it is not displaying any values for optimal tau, and dimension for the data set. Is this because the range specified for cfg.tau incompatible for my dataset?
Hi,
it's possible, that there is a bug when using cfg. tau instead of using
a range for the tau values and then a number of steps in that range -
could you check whether the functions work for you with range and steps
as described in the manual.
Thanks, Michael
On 03.03.2016 09:56, GowthamBio wrote:
I assigned values 0.2 to 0.5 for cfg.tau. The error is "Attempted to access cfg.tau(1); index out of bounds because numel(cfg.tau)=0.". Also it is not displaying any values for optimal tau, and dimension for the data set. Is this because the range specified for cfg.tau incompatible for my dataset?
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I am getting following error when I trying run the code for my
Index exceeds matrix dimensions.
Error in transferentropy (line 377) currentTau = round(cfg.tau(1)*data.TEprepare.maxact)
Error in TEsurrogatestats (line 523) [TEresult] = transferentropy(cfg,data);
Error in TEfindDelay (line 59) TGA_results{uu}=TEsurrogatestats(cfgTESS,data);
My data has rms values of EEG in one row and NIRS measurements in the other