Pyprep drops eog channels from mne.info about pyprep HOT 4 CLOSED

I think you should be able to copy the eog channels to another object (in example copying the raw object and then dropping all but eog); then add them back to the raw object thats preprocessed with raw.add_channels().

Now there may be problems with the times (ie the array length)? Im not sure, I think there should not be problems. But thats one thing to try, never done it though.

The dropping inside pyprep is indeed done in the constructor of the PrepPipeline class. Incidentally maybe inside prep we should do that to not lose the eog channels when we return the preprocessed object.

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Hi @SebastianSpeer can you post that part of the code where you call pyprep?

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@SebastianSpeer did you make another comment here? Because in my email notifications it seems like you commented something else but here is nowhere to be found.

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@yjmantilla I initially commented something, but then I figured it out myself. Your suggestion worked fine. Thanks!

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