# processing mouse eeg data using mne python

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> [@nikhil777shingte](#):
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> Do I need to get co-ordinates to create custom montage for ICA and further analysis.

all built-in montages are for humans. So you would need to create a custom montage from measured sensor locations.

> [@nikhil777shingte](#):
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> Does mne support processing mouse eeg data

As long as you’re sticking to sensor-space analyses everything should work. See [Pipelines for Mouse Data Analysis in MNE-Python](https://mne.discourse.group/t/pipelines-for-mouse-data-analysis-in-mne-python/8414) for some issues that will come up if you want to do source estimation.

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