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  • Modified ticket #6 on PsPM

    bug in 'artefact removal ' functionality

  • Modified ticket #7 on PsPM

    bug in 'review model' functionality

  • Committed [r661]

    updates

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on PsPM

    Hi there pspm_get_resp.m is a function used for the import functionality. Am I right, that you wanted to extract the respiratory channel from an existing pspm file? If this is the case, you should call [sts, infos, data, filestruct] = pspm_load_data(fn, 'resp') instead, where fn is the path to your pspm file. May you send me the file you used and information about how exactly you tried to display the data? So I can reconstruct the error. Best, Laure

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on PsPM

    Hello Lauren Defining the timeunit as 'markers' only means that the timings given in the Epoch file or entered manually are markers. Thus having timunit 'marker' does not mean that the timing is retrieved from the markerchannel. This functionality is not offered by PsPM. Your work around was correct. This means you need to define a Epoch file with the timing or enter them manually. An Epoch file is a two-column text file with on/offsets or a .mat file with a variable 'epochs'. This variable is an...

  • Modified a comment on discussion Bug reports on PsPM

    Description: pspm_ecg2hb function crashes on line 463 with index out of bounds error on ECG data with outliers. The particular data causes the algorithm to not found any peaks in the initial parts of the run. This in turn leads to the case where there is only one previously found R-peak in pt.set.R variable when the algorithm is at line 463. Technical Details: PsPM version: 4.0.1 Revision ID: r642

  • Committed [r643]

    PsPM 4.0.3 Developers Guide.lyx: Test added

  • Committed [r642]

    small changes

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