Modification needed for utils, under definition of read_eeg_brainvision

[gc0000]

The last sentence in:

with open(events_path) as events_file: csv_reader = csv.reader(events_file, delimiter='\t') # use csv.reader to read file header = next(csv_reader) # read the titles in the first row for row in csv_reader: # save data events.append([int(row[4]), 0, int(row[3])]) # select a column and add to data if row[2] not in event_id.keys(): event_id[row[2]] = int(row[3])

should be:

event_id[int(row[3])] = str(row[2])

The original code leads to a reverse key-value relation in the [dict] event_id.

[gc0000]

Subsequent uses of event_id should therefore reverse itself again.

[Klay-Lin-79]

The last sentence in:

with open(events_path) as events_file: csv_reader = csv.reader(events_file, delimiter='\t') # use csv.reader to read file header = next(csv_reader) # read the titles in the first row for row in csv_reader: # save data events.append([int(row[4]), 0, int(row[3])]) # select a column and add to data if row[2] not in event_id.keys(): event_id[row[2]] = int(row[3])

should be:

event_id[int(row[3])] = str(row[2])

The original code leads to a reverse key-value relation in the [dict] event_id.

Hi, gc0000! Thank you for your proposal. I would like to know if there is a need to maintain a dictionary for this type of rotation in the subsequent code?

[gc0000]

As noted above, for subsequent uses you should reverse it again, therefore keeping it as originally it was.