Joe Dien

Sorry to hear about this problem! I'll need you to read the tutorial section on bug reports and send me the requested information. Cheers! Joe

I just tried making a test file myself and everything worked fine. The missing data were indicated with a -999 as intended. You'll need to send me more information on what you are doing before I can help. Joe

Good to hear! Let me know if you run into any more issues! Joe

or rather, the EP Toolkit error is saying that this is often the cause of errors at this point, so not necessarily what is happening in this particular case. I did a google on the Matlab part of the error message, and the following post suggests that what is going on is you've got an installation error. Did you follow the procedure described in the tutorial.pdf file in the Documentation folder? https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/2004917-writetable-does-not-work-error-search-term-mus...

That's a new one on me! Send me an example of your data files and I'll figure out what is going on. See the tutorial section on bug reports for the information I need to troubleshoot. Definitely do not send me .mat files. That would get very complicated. I can say, however, that the part about changing names is an EP Toolkit error message letting you know that apparently you tried to manually change the names of your data files and that doesn't work because the .fdt file still remembers the original...

Sorry to hear this! By default, the missing data value used by the EP Toolkit is -999. You shouldn't be seeing zeroes and the ANOVA function would need them to be -999 to handle them correctly. To help, you'd need to send me more info (see tutorial for bug report directions). Cheers! Joe

Sure thing! Just use the Subjects subpane of the Edit function to generate whatever grand averages you need in the PCA dataset and then plot them in View. Any such grand averages are what I call "adds", meaning they will be ignored when you conduct statistical tests and so forth. Joe

It is handling the sessions as designed. It was a bug activated by the presence of sessions and also not having subject specs. I've included the fix in the 2.9975 release that I just posted. Cheers! Joe