Greetings
I am using the following loop to plot the evoked response iterating over
several different conditions:
# Create the figure (Letter format)
for j, cond in enumerate(['Known', 'Known-ctrl', 'Unknown', 'Unkown-ctrl']):
figure(num=j, figsize=(8.5,11), dpi=100)
ax = subplot2grid((4, 2), (j, 0), rowspan=1, colspan=2)
ax.set_title(r"$MEG evoked field, %s trials$" % cond, fontsize=16)
evokeds[j].plot(picks=mag_picks, axes=ax)
# Save to PDF #savefig("%s.pdf" % TITLE)
I get the figure(s) I want but I cannot figure out how to set the title.
The above ax.set_title statement seems to do nothing, nor does
evokeds[j].plot(picks=mag_picks, axes=ax, titles=event_ids);
where event_ids = {'Known': 1, 'Known-ctrl': 2, 'Unknown': 3,
'Unkown-ctrl': 4}. In both case the axes title defaults to channel type
e.g., Magnetometers (102 channels). If I follow the example
here<http://martinos.org/mne/auto_examples/plot_from_raw_to_multiple_epochs_to_evoked.html>
then
the above code will generate additional empty axes with the names I want
for each iteration; i.e., inserting the statement: `title ("MEG evoked
field, %s trials" % cond)` into the loop. Could someone please explain this
behavior? Thanks in advance. Kambiz
With the ax.set_title line in either position I get the same behavior i.e.,
X axes with butterfly plot & default axis title generated by evoked.plot
and X blank axes with the desired title.
> Hi Eric,
>
> With the ax.set_title line in either position I get the same behavior
i.e.,
> X axes with butterfly plot & default axis title generated by evoked.plot
and
> X blank axes with the desired title.
>
> Kambiz
>
>
>>
>> Hey Kambiz,
>>
>> mne-python will overwrite your axis title with its own. Does it work if
>> you move the line ax.set_title after the evokeds.plot() line?
>>
>> The "titles" keywoard argument not working might be a bug, I'd have to
>> look (Alex, Denis?).
>>
>> Eric
>>
>>
>>
>>>
>>> Greetings
>>> I am using the following loop to plot the evoked response iterating
over
>>> several different conditions:
>>> # Create the figure (Letter format)
>>> for j, cond in enumerate(['Known', 'Known-ctrl', 'Unknown',
>>> 'Unkown-ctrl']):
>>> figure(num=j, figsize=(8.5,11), dpi=100)
>>> ax = subplot2grid((4, 2), (j, 0), rowspan=1, colspan=2)
>>> ax.set_title(r"MEG evoked field, %s trials" % cond, fontsize=16)
>>> evokeds[j].plot(picks=mag_picks, axes=ax)
>>> # Save to PDF
>>> #savefig("%s.pdf" % TITLE)
>>>
>>> I get the figure(s) I want but I cannot figure out how to set the
title.
>>> The above ax.set_title statement seems to do nothing, nor does
>>> evokeds[j].plot(picks=mag_picks, axes=ax, titles=event_ids); where
event_ids
>>> = {'Known': 1, 'Known-ctrl': 2, 'Unknown': 3, 'Unkown-ctrl': 4}. In
both
>>> case the axes title defaults to channel type e.g., Magnetometers (102
>>> channels). If I follow the example here then the above code will
generate
>>> additional empty axes with the names I want for each iteration; i.e.,
>>> inserting the statement: `title ("MEG evoked field, %s trials" %
cond)` into
>>> the loop. Could someone please explain this behavior? Thanks in
advance.
>>> Kambiz
>>>
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The plotting in the delayed-ssp demo is exactly what I was looking for.
Thank you. However, it looks like some ipython notebook finickiness
prevents me from pulling it off in a notebook.