Could I export the whole flow by generate a .m file at once?

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Dear Francois,
I want to perform batch source-analysis processing on 30 subjects. Steps are as follows:

 1. Create a new subject
 2. Use a default EEG cap and 'refine using head points' for MRI registration
 3. Import EEG/MEG with events from a .set file
 4. Accept all the trials
 5. compute head model (BEM)
 6. compute noise covariance from recordings (the baseline)
 7. compute sources (sLoreta) 
 8. output the source file

Could I export the whole flow by generate a .m file at once?
Or do I have to take each step apart and then put them together? I am wondering if every step can be exported into a .m file.

And do you have any advice to simplify this whole process?

Thank you in advance!

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The pipeline editor does not handle loops over subjects (yet).

You can find various recommendations in the Scripting tutorial:

The group analysis tutorial is a full-scale example:

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Thanks a lot ！And I believe I will gain some insights from your guidance.

By the way，I am wondering why there are 39 （40 in total) trials being rejected with :exclamation:.after I import the clean epoch EEG data.
This situation happened in all the subjects being tested so far.

It’s there anything wrong？

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https://neuroimage.usc.edu/brainstorm/Tutorials/Epoching#Import_in_database