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May I know what are these constants for EEG Simulation VI? Thank you.

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Hi nerudorin,

 

Which EEG Simulation VI are these constants located in? It looks to me like these are data points from an example EEG dataset (at least from what online searches reveal), but I may be wrong about that depending on the complexity of the code.

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Alex C.
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National Instruments
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It would really help to see these numbers in context.  The best (and the only useful) way to do this would be to attach the EEG Simulation VI, and to tell us where to find this array.  Note that many of us might not know about, or have readily available for inspection this EEG Simulation VI, so attach the VI.

 

Bob Schor

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Here's the library of the project. Sorry for the late reply.

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Thank you.  Now I can answer your question.  The purpose of the Express VI is to generate simuulated EEG data.  What is the easiest way to do that?  Well, you could get a "typical EEG", digitize it, and create an array of 40968 points to serve as a stored waveform that could be played back "on demand".

 

The Array that you showed is one of the stored 40968-point arrays built into this simulation.

 

Bob Schor

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