More info about DefaultFigureRenderer line and typo fixes authored by James Desjardins's avatar James Desjardins
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* **Line Color**: Color of channel plot line in the *visually edit in scroll plot* display. Described with [R G B].
:so: Typically a lighter color to *"grey out"* bad channels
* **Tag Color**: Color of channel tag located by the channel name in the *visually edit in scroll plot* display. Described with [R G B].
* **Order** : ?????????????????????????????????????
* **Order** : When plotting the scalp channels with the vised scroll plot this determines the Z axis location of the trace. Values below 0 appear behind the time marks and values above 0 appear in front of the time marks. This is used to determine which type of channel marks appear in front of other in the scroll plot.
* **Flags**: The array containing a 0 or 1 for each channel, 1 indicating this channel will be marked.
An example flag would be to find channels that share too much correlation, indicating a bridged pair.
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* **Line Color**: Color of component plot line in the *visually edit in scroll plot / ICA* display. Described with [R G B].
:so: Typically a lighter color to *"grey out"* bad components.
* **Tag Color**: Color of component tag located by the channel name in the *visually edit in scroll plot / ICA* display. Described with [R G B].
* **Order** : ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????
* **Order** : When plotting the component activations with the vised scroll plot this determines the Z axis location of the trace. Values below 0 appear behind the time marks and values above 0 appear in front of the time marks. This is used to determine which type of channel marks appear in front of other in the scroll plot.
* **Flags**: The array containing a 0 or 1 for each component. 1 indicating this component will be marked.
An example flag would be to mark the components that do not replicate across parallel AMICA runs.
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