Hello,
I am working with long EEG epochs (from -0.6 to 9 s) and applying CSD (surface Laplacian) transformation using mne.preprocessing.compute_current_source_density()
. As I understand it, CSD is calculated as a second-order spatial derivative applied independently to each time point, so in principle, the length of the epoch should not matter.
However, I wonder if there are any known limitations, recommendations, or considerations when applying CSD to such long epochs. In particular:
- Could long-duration or spatially diffuse generators introduce artifacts patterns into the CSD output?
- Would you recommend applying the CSD to the entire epoch, or would it be better to segment the data (e.g., into stimulus-locked and response-locked epochs) before calculating the CSD?
Thank you in advance!
Johan