Hello,
the following Matlab code should allow you to plot the entropy drop as a function of time:
sFiles = {...
'PA65/.../results_MEM_MEG_240531_1021.mat'};
sResult = in_bst_results(sFiles{1});
entropy_drop = sResult.MEMoptions.automatic.entropy_drops;
time = sResult.Time;
figure;
plot(time, entropy_drop)
(illustration of the entropy drop during the localization of a spike)
I will need to ask during our lab MEM meeting on Tuesday. My understanding so far is that the entropy drop at a time point is a reflection of the amount of information that was present at that time point so more information means less entropy (ie larger entropy drop).
But I will confirm on Tuesday 