Hi Joe,
yes, there is a way to visualise individual time slices, though
currently a bit awkward to use.
When you select the file to display, you see below the filter a single
number, where the default is one. This is the time slice chosen for
display (measured in samples).
you can also use the same feature in check registration (Check Reg), but
with a vector of time slices. The maximum number of time slices (images)
you can display that way is 15.
All the best, Stefan
> Hi,
> I'm trying to display a 2D interpolation image of the example EEG
> data. When I use the Display Images function in the EEG section, I
> get the image of the 2D interpolation but I can't see any way to
> navigate along the 4th dimension of time. I used the debug features
> to verify that spm_eeg_convertmat2ana
> is indeed saving the file as a 4D data structure but I can't find any
> controls for navigating along that 4th dimension of time. The manual
> only gives information about navigating in the 3 spatial dimensions.
> Can anyone help me with this?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Joe
>
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