[GSOC] Add decomposition plotting #208
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Remove old decomp example Add reference to plotting example
larsoner
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Just some minor comments, the rendered example looks nice!
@wmvanvliet want to take a look?
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Jun 26, 2024
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Thanks both for the feedback! That should be everything addressed. |
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Vey slick figures :) |
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As described in #182.
This adds support for visualising spatial filters and patterns as topomaps with the
plot_filtersandplot_patternsmethod of theCoherencyDecompositionclass. Very similar to the methods of the same name in theCSPclass of MNE's decoding module.Unit tests added as well as a short example on how these methods can be used and the figures interpreted.