Thank you for sharing that clever workaround. However, I’m specifically looking for a way to plot all the epochs consecutively, similar to the epochs.plot() function, and then overlay them with the corrected versions. Ideally, I’d like the plot to automatically update each time I modify the Independent Component (IC) selection. This would allow for real-time visualization of the changes as I refine my IC choices. To achieve this I can probably do the same as in Live updating evoked plot when rejecting epochs - #4 by librethinker
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