Mar-09-2021, 10:03 AM
Hi Michael,
Thanks for the reply.
I suppose what I am trying to figure out is actually just this simple question:
1. I have three larger conditions [all, brain, artifact]. I want to create a variable to save classification accuracies for each of these.
2. I have five frequency bands "j" in which I've preprocessed my data [0,1,2,3,4].
3. I also have many subjects [n...nx].
4. I want to loop through the subjects for each band, for each condition and basically save a variable at the end which gives me back [conditions x freq][subjects]. At the moment, I have no problem when using a single freq band to get [conditions][subjects], but I can't figure out how to inlay the frequency bands to expand the variable in Python. This must of course be easy! I'm just a bit rusty
Thanks for the reply.
I suppose what I am trying to figure out is actually just this simple question:
1. I have three larger conditions [all, brain, artifact]. I want to create a variable to save classification accuracies for each of these.
2. I have five frequency bands "j" in which I've preprocessed my data [0,1,2,3,4].
3. I also have many subjects [n...nx].
4. I want to loop through the subjects for each band, for each condition and basically save a variable at the end which gives me back [conditions x freq][subjects]. At the moment, I have no problem when using a single freq band to get [conditions][subjects], but I can't figure out how to inlay the frequency bands to expand the variable in Python. This must of course be easy! I'm just a bit rusty
