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Hello!
I've been trying to get this program to run on my computer, but have been encountering issues when I run analyze_data.py.
I'm pretty new to linux and python, so it's possible I installed something incorrectly/am doing something horribly wrong.
Dunno if its helpful, but I'm running Ubuntu and trying to get the program to run through ipython.
The first error I get is: IndexError: too many indices for array
Referring to:
/home/user/Downloads/EEGrunt-master/EEGrunt.pyc in load_channel(self, channel)
110 def load_channel(self,channel):
111 print("Loading channel: "+str(channel))
--> 112 channel_data = self.raw_data[:,(channel+self.col_offset)]
113 self.channel = channel
114 self.data = channel_data
I googled a little bit and tried to fix the error by adding ndmin = 2 to raw_data, which changes the error to: IndexError: index 0 is out of bounds for axis 1 with size 0
Referring to:
/home/user/Downloads/EEGrunt-master/EEGrunt.pyc in load_channel(self, channel)
110 def load_channel(self,channel):
111 print("Loading channel: "+str(channel))
--> 112 channel_data = self.raw_data[:,(channel+self.col_offset)]
113 self.channel = channel
114 self.data = channel_data
I'm pretty sure I'm just missing something, because I don't see any other references to this error.
Thanks!
@Era498 What data are you running it on? Is it from the OpenBCI Ganglion board, the OpenBCI Cyton, or the Muse? And what software did you record it with — the OpenBCI GUI, OpenViBE, or the Muse app?
Knowing this info will help me troubleshoot.
@curiositry, It's a muse, and because it's a muse 2016, I recorded it with a python program I found on here called muse-lsl (https://github.com/alexandrebarachant/muse-lsl/blob/master/muse-record.py)
@Era498 Aha. The LSL data format is quite different Muse’s data format, which is why you were running into that error.
I looked at the recordings in Alexandre’s repository for reference and added a preset for Muse LSL data in 63937d4.
If you get the new version of EEGrunt.py and set the source variable to muse-lsl, you should be good to go 😄
@curiositry Wow thanks!