04-15-2009 01:25 PM
We are using Actiview, a program used to analyze EEG outputs. Another project group working in our lab is also analyzing EEG signals however they are using MatLab. We would like to write our EEG data (which is a 2D array in which the different rows are different channels of the EEG cap and the columns are data points) to a text file so that they could analyze the data. We have already ruled out using Excel because we cannot store enough data (our sampling raet is about 2000/sec and the other group needs at least 10 seconds of data -- Excel has a maximum of 256 columns). Is there any way to write a 2D array of numerical data to a text file? It seems that only strings, and not arrays of strings can be written to a text file.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
04-15-2009 01:28 PM
TJHSSTneurolab wrote:We are using Actiview, a program used to analyze EEG outputs. Another project group working in our lab is also analyzing EEG signals however they are using MatLab. We would like to write our EEG data (which is a 2D array in which the different rows are different channels of the EEG cap and the columns are data points) to a text file so that they could analyze the data. We have already ruled out using Excel because we cannot store enough data (our sampling raet is about 2000/sec and the other group needs at least 10 seconds of data -- Excel has a maximum of 256 columns). Is there any way to write a 2D array of numerical data to a text file? It seems that only strings, and not arrays of strings can be written to a text file.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Actiview = ?
If you are using LV then just transpose your array before you write it to file.
I am not sure why Excell even enters the picture but....
Ben
04-15-2009 01:42 PM
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04-23-2009 08:15 PM
Sorry for not clarifying and for asking a obvious question,
We have just started using Labview this year and there's a bit of a learning curve. Actiview is a program that uses Labview to analyze the outputs of an electroencephalograph (EEG) which measures voltages on the scalp. Theses voltages may then be used to determine paterns of brain activity. We are using a pared down version of Actiview designed for delvelopers to allow for easier manipulation of data.
Thanks for your guidance -- it's all really helpful
Sincerely,
TJ neuroscience lab students