I am trying to run my EEG electrode contacts, and when I try to select a contact point in the 3D viewer, I get the following error:
Error: Line 487: Index exceeds array bounds.
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** Call stack:
** >panel_coordinates.m>ClickPointInSurface at 487
** >panel_coordinates.m>SelectPoint at 339
** >panel_coordinates.m at 27
** >figure_3d.m>FigureMouseUpCallback at 622
** >bst_call.m at 28
** >figure_3d.m>@(h,ev)bst_call(@FigureMouseUpCallback,h,ev) at 78
This happens every location I click, so I'm not sure what to do.
@chinmay.chinara Of course. I am including a shared link with the appropriate MRI and EEG scan for this participant (deidentified). Once you receive it, let us please remove it from the site.
@chinmay.chinara I am still experiencing this issue with the majority of my participants' data even after updating brainstorm to the August 6th version--have you been able to find anything?
@Raymundo.Cassani Thank you so much, but now, instead of just getting index exceeds array bounds, I am now receiving this issue when trying to manually implant electrodes:
** Error: Line 490: Dot indexing is not supported for variables of this type.
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** Call stack:
** >panel_coordinates.m>ClickPointInSurface at 490
** >panel_coordinates.m>SelectPoint at 339
** >panel_coordinates.m at 27
** >figure_3d.m>FigureMouseUpCallback at 622
** >bst_call.m at 28
** >figure_3d.m>@(h,ev)bst_call(@FigureMouseUpCallback,h,ev) at 78
2. right click on postop CT > SEEG ECOG Implantation. Under the iEEG tab, clicking the black plus sign, importing and naming an electrode, choosing the PMT-12 type, clicking the white plus sign to gather coordinates, then getting the error as I attempt just to get coordinates to set the tip and skull entry points for the electrode. Both the 3D viewer and MRI viewer open each time correctly, but there seems to be some issue.
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as you can see, some electrodes worked, but with this participant and others, many electrodes are still needing to be implanted to correlate with our neurophysiological data. Thank you all for the swift responses!