usage plot_coherence(data,locs,pars);
makes head-in-head plots
data is an NxN matrix where N is the number of channels
locs is (ideally) an Nx5 matrix:
1st column: a channel i gets a circle only if locs(i,1)>.5
if locs is an Mx5 matrix with M<N
the absolute values of the first column
are interpreted as indices of scalp-electrodes.
If the values themselves are smaller than 0 then
these electrodes are only included within each
small circle but do not correspond to a small circle itself.
2nd and 3rd column: x,y coordinates of electrodes in 2D
4th and 5th column: x,y coordinates of centers of spheres
slight deformation of electrode locations
to avoid overlapping spheres
if locs is Nx2, the 2 columns are interpreted as x,y coordinates
for both electrodes and circle-centers.
if locs is Nx3, the 2nd and 3rd column are interpreted as x,y coordinates
for both electrodes and sphere-centers. The first as interpreted as for
5xN case.
pars sets parameters;
pars.scale sets color-scale; it is a 1x2 vector denoting min
and max of colorbar. defaults is pars.scale=[-max(max(abs(data))),max(max(abs(data)))];
pars.resolution sets resolution. Default is pars.resolution=25
Increasing it makes better pictures but is slower
pars.global_size sets global size factor of small circles and distancec between circles.
default: global_size=1
pars.relative_size sets size factor for distances leaving circle-size unchanged
default: relative_size=1
pars.head_up moves the big circle (the head) up. Default: head_up=0
pars.head_right moves the big circle (the head) to the right. Default: head_right=0