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Configure muse to use reviewing templates

Owned by Maximilien CHAUMON
Last updated: Jun 13, 2017
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I'm not in control of my muse. My muse does all the work. Ray Bradbury

Prerequisite

Muse is usually used to visualize MEG data. It requires one of the formats that are read at the center (tell Maximilien CHAUMON if one is missing) as input.

Goal of this tutorial

This tutorial describes how to open muse quickly and display desired information without having to reconfigure the display each time.

Step-by-step guide

This should be done only once.

Run only once (click on the right to open) --------> 
/servernas/usr_cenir/matlab/maxtools/muse_add_templates

This creates three templates to show MEG timeseries one to show magnetometers (mag), and two for gradiometers (grad2 and grad3).

Use templates as follows:

muse yourfile.fif -template grad2

This will open a window with the time series of gradiometers (you may need to click a "Finish" button). Those ending with 2, eg. MEG0122, hence the template name grad2.