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within each channel using this GUI:

.. figure:: _static/import_the_channels.png
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:alt: import channels
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from all further analyses.

.. figure:: _static/mark_bs.png
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:alt: Marking B-points
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aspects of this window remain the same.

.. figure:: _static/all_signals.png
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:alt: All signals classifier training
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Step 8: Process fMRI
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


This feature not yet functional, but coming soon.


Step 9: Save Your Preprocessed File (Again!)
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============================================================

At this point you have completed the data scoring process. You now have a ``.csv`` file
with values for each cardiovascular index for each ensemble average. Your data should
look something like this:
with values for each cardiovascular index for each ensemble average. MEAP calculates
a slope and an intercept for each EA.

.. figure:: _static/excel_output.png
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:alt: Data Output
:align: center

.. warning: If you cannot open the output file on your computer, try downloading
**Open Office** and opening the file with that program. You can then copy and paste
that data back into excel or save it in the format of your choice.
If you want to use the time series data from the moving ensemble averages computed during
preprocessing, those can be pulled from the .mea.mat file using R or another statistical
package of your choice.

You are now ready to move this data into whatever statistical software you prefer for analyses.
Depending on what type of analyses you wish to conduct you may need to reformat the data.
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