How to use Chronux

Hi, I am just beginning to use Chronux and after adding the folder to my MatLab library I tried opening the GUI by typing ndb as instructed, however I receive an error prompt saying this is an unknown command.

Any suggestions??

[Michael]

Katelin, did you ever solve this problem? I've run into the same issue.

[Alberto Jaramillo Jiménez]

Hi, could you solve that. I have the same issue these days and can't find a way to access the GUI. Thanks

[Rik]

Comment posted as flag by Yuwei Sun:

Hello, Michael. Did you solve this problem? When I added the chronux folder to matlab and typed ndb on the command line, it displayed ‘The function or variable'ndb' is not defined.’, and Idon't know how to open the GUI.

Answer 1

[Ashish Uthama]

MATLAB does not know where to look for 'ndb'. I assume 'ndb.m' is in the folder you downloaded for 'Chronux'. You would have to add the path to where ndb.m is located on your machine. Have a look at the documentation for the MATLAB search path.

PS: it helps to tell people what 'Chronux' is (I had to search).

[Katelin]

Thanks for the tips. Sorry for not clarifying, Chronux is a signal processing library primarily used for neuro realted data. I'm just trying to do some basic signal processing on EEG.

I added the Chronux folder (downloadable from the site) to my path and the documentation states that the GUI info is contained in this folder. I looked around and don't see it. Not sure if it is missing or just hidden somewhere, but none of their help documentation seems to clarify.

[Katelin]

Here's a link

http://chronux.org/chronux/

[Ashish Uthama]

Depending on your OS use the search/find utility to look for ndb.m and ensure that its folder is on the path. The website times-out for me so I am unable to download it to have a look.

PS: You can edit your question to add more information for new readers.