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# Description
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This plugin offers the possibility to visualise and compare signals using different filtering settings.
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This is purely a visual tool.
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# Select channels before running the tool
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Select the channels you want to visualise and compare before launching the plugin.
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# Run the plugin
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# Visualise and compare using different filters
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Here we have selected two channels already filtered in he 1-45Hz band:
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1. Click on the Add button in the bottom list to add a filter settings line.
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2. Set the High Pass and Low Pass values you want to apply.
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3. Optionally change the channels color to better compare them (here we set the color blue).
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In our case, we can compare two channels. One pair of channels filtered in the band 1-45Hz and the other pair filtered in the band 1-120Hz |
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