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I'm using EEGLAB v2024.2 with Matlab2022b to plot channel measures (6 channels) using the STUDY function. EEGLAB statistics run and plot appropriately but when I opt to use Fieldtrip statistics using "fieldtrip-lite20240111" the following error message pops up.
"EEGLAB error in function cellmatselect() at line 1346: Index in position 2 exceeds array bounds. Index must not exceed 6."
When I search for this cellmatselect() function in both EEGLAB folders and fieldtrip plugin folders I cannot find the code to examine what the line 1346 is for.
#### Steps to Reproduce
Within the STUDY feature, go to "Plot Channel Measures"
Within the "Stats" features select "Fieldtrip statistics-Permutation statistics-Cluster corrected-p value of 0.05"
Plot ERSP(s)
#### Expected behavior: ERSP output for my selected variables should show with cluster-corrected permutation statistics indicating clusters of significant differences.
#### Actual behavior: Error message regarding a function that I cannot locate (cellmatselect)
#### Versions
OS version
[Windows 10]
Matlab version
[2022b]
EEGLAB version
[2024.2]
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Description
I'm using EEGLAB v2024.2 with Matlab2022b to plot channel measures (6 channels) using the STUDY function. EEGLAB statistics run and plot appropriately but when I opt to use Fieldtrip statistics using "fieldtrip-lite20240111" the following error message pops up.
"EEGLAB error in function cellmatselect() at line 1346: Index in position 2 exceeds array bounds. Index must not exceed 6."
When I search for this cellmatselect() function in both EEGLAB folders and fieldtrip plugin folders I cannot find the code to examine what the line 1346 is for.
#### Steps to Reproduce
#### Expected behavior: ERSP output for my selected variables should show with cluster-corrected permutation statistics indicating clusters of significant differences.
#### Actual behavior: Error message regarding a function that I cannot locate (cellmatselect)
#### Versions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: