You can also copy one OpenMEEG head model to all the other folders and subjects with a single click:Copy to other folders/subjects .
If you want to do this programmatically, the function to use is db_set_headmodel.m:
function OutputFiles = db_set_headmodel(HeadModelFile, Target)
% DB_SET_HEADMODEL: Copy a head model node to other studies
%
% USAGE: OutputFiles = db_set_headmodel(HeadModelFile, iDestStudies) : Apply to the target studies
% OutputFiles = db_set_headmodel(HeadModelFile, 'AllConditions'): Apply to all the conditons in the same subject
% OutputFiles = db_set_headmodel(HeadModelFile, 'AllSubjects') : Apply to all the conditons in all the subjects
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% This function is part of the Brainstorm software:
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Note that this question was already asked in this thread:
Hi there,
I’m wondering if the head model is required for each subject in my database. I’m using a template for different age ranges. 7-13, 14-17, and 18-45. Should I calculate the head model individually or is it better to calculate three head models and copy it over to other subjects?