MRG+1: BUG: info['bads'] order shouldn't matter in write_evokeds() #7954
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I ran into an issue where I created two Evokeds and their difference (via combine_evoked); say, `e1`, `e2`, and `diff`. I then wanted to write those Evokeds to a single file via `mne.write_evokeds([e1, e2, diff])`, which failed with a `ValueError`: "info['bads'] must match'". I looked into the `bads` lists and found that the order of bad channels in `diff` was different from the order in `e1` and `e2`; yet, the set of channels was identical. While it probably would make sense to figure out where this difference comes from, it also got me thinking that an altered `bads` order shouldn't be a stopper when using `write_evokeds()`, as long as all passed Evoked objects mark the same channels as bad. And this is exactly what this commit implements.
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@larsoner I've added a changelog entry. |
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Thx @hoechenberger |
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* upstream/master: (30 commits) MRG: Add remove_labels to _Brain (mne-tools#7964) Add get_picked_points (mne-tools#7963) ENH: Add OpenGL info to mne sys_info (mne-tools#7976) [MRG] Fix reject_tmin and reject_tmax for reject_by_annotation in mne.Epochs (mne-tools#7967) mrg: Add scalar mult and div operators for AverageTFR (mne-tools#7957) MRG, MAINT: Cleaner workaround for Sphinx linking issue (mne-tools#7970) MRG, ENH: Speed up epochs.copy (mne-tools#7968) MRG, BUG: Allow ref mags to have a comp grade (mne-tools#7965) do not forget to pass adjacency (mne-tools#7961) [MRG] fix Issue with stc.project after restricting to a label (mne-tools#7950) Only process nirx event file if present (mne-tools#7951) MRG+1: BUG: info['bads'] order shouldn't matter in write_evokeds() (mne-tools#7954) Fix some small glitches introduced via mne-tools#7845 (mne-tools#7952) Add time player (mne-tools#7940) MAINT: Clean up VTK9 offset array [circle front] (mne-tools#7953) MAINT: Skip a few more on macOS (mne-tools#7948) fix links [skip travis] (mne-tools#7949) MRG, MAINT: Tweak CIs (mne-tools#7943) MRG, BUG: Fix vector scaling (mne-tools#7934) MRG, VIZ, BUG: handle CSD channel type when topo plotting (mne-tools#7935) ...
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What does this implement/fix?
I ran into an issue where I created two Evokeds and their difference (via
combine_evoked()); say,e1,e2, anddiff.I then wanted to write those Evokeds to a single file via
mne.write_evokeds([e1, e2, diff]), which failed with aValueError: "info['bads'] must match'". I looked into thebadslists and found that the order of bad channels indiffwas different from the order ine1ande2; yet, the set of channels was identical.While it probably would make sense to figure out where this difference comes from, it also got me thinking that an altered
badsorder shouldn't be a stopper when usingwrite_evokeds(), as long as all passed Evoked objects mark the same channels as bad.And this is exactly what this PR implements.