Asr testing#425
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…r for ASR cleaning
- ASR example now saves channels that are corrupted so they (and the channels around them) are passed to plotting - ASR processor updated with bigger time window range (0.01 to 30.0 seconds)
clean calib data before before use
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This PR adds a module to perform ASR on data (using the eegprep library) as well as an example script to showcase and compare cleaning performance.
The ASR processor module can...
The actual cleaning logic is entirely eegprep, the asr_pipeline.py method is based on eegprep's clean_asr but re-uses a state set from previously collected calibration data to allow for faster passes.
The example script implements a sort of matrix test to compare data cleaned (or not cleaned) with various parameters.