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Rules of File Format for NeuroTycho

Version 0.1, 2011-01-17, by Y.N and Z.C


<Basic rules>

If the data is represented in time, the time is represented by row. The data type of numerals is “double”.


<Cerebus>

ECoG data (signal):

Each file “ECoG_chN.mat” contains one row-vector named “ECoGData_chN”, N is the index of the channel (N=1, 2, …). The corresponding time-stamp is indicated in ECoG_time.mat (see below). The location of electrode is documented in another file.

ECoG data (time-stamp):

The file “ECoG_time.mat” contains one row-vector named “ECoGTime” with the same length as ECoGData_chN. The time does not necessarily start from zero.

EMG data:

The file “EMG.mat” contains a matrix named “EMGData” and one row-vector named “EMGTime”. EMGData contains EMG data as a time × channel matrix, and EMGTime contains the corresponding time-stamps. The time does not necessarily start from zero. If EMG.mat would be released with ECoG_time.mat, they will share the same time-stamps. The location of electrode is documented in another file.

Event data:

The file “Event.mat” contains two row-vectors named “EventData” and “EventTime”. EventData contains analog data and EventTime contains corresponding time-stamps. The time does not necessarily start from zero. The correspondence between values in EventData and the particular events (e.g. ITI start, Stimulus on/ off…) is documented in another file.


<Vicon>

Motion Data:

The file “Motion.mat” contains a matrix named “MotionData” and one row-vector named “MotionTime”. MotionData is a time × marker matrix containing 3-D position of markers, and MotionTime contains the corresponding time-stamps. The time does not necessarily start from zero. The locations of the markers are documented in another file.

Eye-track Data:

The file “EyeTrack.mat” contains one matrix named “EyeTrackData” and one row-vector named “EyeTrackTime”. EyeTrackData is a time × variable matrix containing various variables describing eye motion (such as eye position, pupil size, etc.,). EyeTrackTime contains the corresponding time-stamps. The time does not necessarily start from zero. The information of each variable is documented in another file.