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| There are many options for analysis of MEG data from our machine. There is the Neuromag software that comes with the machine; there are commercial packages (eg CURRY, BESA), for which we have some licences; and there are several freeware packages, such as Fieldtrip, MNE, and SPM. | For a clear and concise background to MEG analysis principles, please see this introduction page: http://www.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/research/eeg/eeg_intro.html |
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| The Neuromag software consists of several separate programs. We have two HP workstations on which these programs run fine. We also have pre-release versions that run under Linux (Redhat4), and these are currently installed on l21 only (in time, we hope to roll out onto the other Linux Boxes). If you have [wiki:CbuBaseWiki:GettingApproval Cambridge / CBU permissions], you can access the ElektaSoftwareManuals. For more details, see NeurmagAnalysis. | There are several options for analysis of MEG data from our machine: |
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| For other options, try the links below (to be expanded): | * NeuromagSoftware that comes with the machine (instructions on AccessingNeuromagSoftware at CBU) * CommercialPackages (eg CURRY, BESA), for which we have some licences * FreewarePackages, such as Fieldtrip, MNE, and SPM. |
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Analyzing data
For a clear and concise background to MEG analysis principles, please see this introduction page: http://www.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/research/eeg/eeg_intro.html
There are several options for analysis of MEG data from our machine:
NeuromagSoftware that comes with the machine (instructions on AccessingNeuromagSoftware at CBU)
CommercialPackages (eg CURRY, BESA), for which we have some licences
FreewarePackages, such as Fieldtrip, MNE, and SPM.
You can get some general feeling about the analysis pathway from the [attachment:MEGAnalysisLectureJan07CBU.pdf CBU introductory lecture into MEG analysis] (the slides do not include the live software demos given at the lecture).
Whatever your analysis path is, you will most likely start by applying [:Maxfilter:Max Filter] on your raw data.