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Antti Mäkinen edited untitled.tex
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We wanted to visualize the source estimates as a function of time. We achieved this with the following script:
\begin{verbatim}
%% Plots
close all
vis_surface_data(srcb1(:,115), 0.1, max(srcb1(:)), anat_decim)
figure(1)
figure(2) %%
close all
figure(3)
hold on
plot(timeaxis,data1)
pause vv = var(data1,[], 2);
plot(timeaxis,data1(vv > 0.3*max(vv),:))
plot([1,1]*timeaxis(115),ylim(gca()), 'k--')
plot([1,1]*timeaxis(140),ylim(gca()), 'k--')
plot([1,1]*timeaxis(190),ylim(gca()), 'k--')
xlabel('time [s]')
axis tight
%%
close all
figure(4)
maxim hold on
vv =
max(srcw1(:));
for i= 100:363
vis_surface_data(srcw1(:,i),0.2,maxim,anat_decim)
figure(3)
plot(i*0.6/363-0.100,-1.5e-11,'*r')
pause(0.001)
disp(i*0.6/363-0.100)
end var(data2,[], 2);
plot(timeaxis,data2(vv > 0.3*max(vv),:))
plot([1,1]*timeaxis(125),ylim(gca()), 'k--')
plot([1,1]*timeaxis(190),ylim(gca()), 'k--')
xlabel('time [s]')
axis tight
\end{verbatim}