eelbrain.pipeline.RawICA
- class eelbrain.pipeline.RawICA(source, task=None, method='extended-infomax', random_state=0, fit_kwargs=None, cache=False, **kwargs)
ICA raw pipe
- Parameters:
source (str) – Name of the raw pipe to use for input data.
task (str | Sequence[str] | None) – Task(s) to use for estimating ICA components. Can be omitted when the experiment has exactly one task.
method (str) – Method for ICA decomposition (default:
'extended-infomax'; seemne.preprocessing.ICA).random_state (int) – Set the random state for ICA decomposition to make results reproducible (default 0, see
mne.preprocessing.ICA).fit_kwargs (dict[str, Any]) – A dictionary with keyword arguments that should be passed to
mne.preprocessing.ICA.fit(). This includesreject={'mag': 5e-12, 'grad': 5000e-13, 'eeg': 300e-6}unless a different value forrejectis specified here.cache (bool) – Cache the resulting raw files (default
False).... – Additional parameters for
mne.preprocessing.ICA.
See also
Notes
This preprocessing step estimates one set of ICA components per subject, using the data specified in the
taskparameter. If the experiment has exactly one task,taskcan be omitted. The selected components are then removed from all data tasks during this preprocessing step, regardless of whether they were used to estimate the components or not.Use
Pipeline.make_ica_selection()for each subject to select ICA components that should be removed. The arguments to that function determine what data is used to visualize the component time courses.This step merges bad channels from all tasks.
Examples
Some ICA examples:
class Experiment(Pipeline): raw = { '1-40': RawFilter('raw', 1, 40), # Extended infomax with PCA preprocessing 'ica': RawICA('1-40', n_components=0.99), # Fast ICA 'fastica': RawICA('1-40', 'task', 'fastica', n_components=0.9), # Change thresholds for data rejection using fit_kwargs 'ica-rej': RawICA('1-40', 'task', 'fastica', fit_kwargs=dict( reject={'mag': 5e-12, 'grad': 5000e-13, 'eeg': 500e-6}, )), }