Hi all,
I have some directional connectivity matrices that I want to visualize using Brainstorm. My plan was to load in the tutorial dataset and compute a directed connectivity on a few channels, then load that structure into matlab and replace that matrix with my own. Looking at the structure when loaded into matlab, I see that instead of a 4x4 matrix(I used 4 channels) there is a 1x16, so I assume this is the matrix but it is flattened out when stored. Is there some documentation that goes over how this is organized so I know how to replace this with the data I want to graph(order of roi pairs, especially important because of directedness)? Also what else in this structure would I have to replace? I'm assuming RefRowNames and RowNames will be where my roi names go, and the order should correspond to the order of TF. Looking at it I think if I replace these 3 structures I should be ok, is there anything I'm missing?
Best,
Mike
TF: [16×1 double]
TFmask: []
Std: []
Comment: 'Granger: Extract values: [all] 1 2 3 4 (354 files)'
DataType: 'matrix'
Time: [0 353.9983]
TimeBands: {'granger' [0] [353.9983]}
Freqs: 0
RefRowNames: {4×1 cell}
RowNames: {4×1 cell}
Measure: 'other'
Method: 'granger'
DataFile: 'Subject01/S01_AEF_20131218_01_600Hz/matrix_concat_221017_1214.mat'
SurfaceFile: []
GridLoc: []
GridAtlas: []
Atlas: []
HeadModelFile: []
HeadModelType: []
nAvg: 1
Leff: 1
ColormapType: []
DisplayUnits: []
Options: [1×1 struct]
History: {1×3 cell}