MRG: Test fnirs channel structures for chromophore data #9185
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@larsoner could you please review. This should be the last improvement to these checks, I think I have covered most edge cases now (famous last words). |
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Otherwise LGTM
I'll push a commit for my suggestion since it's almost trivial, then we can merge
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Thanks @rob-luke ! |
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Thanks @larsoner |
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Reference issue
Preparation for #9141
What does this implement/fix?
Adds checking of fNIRs channel naming structure for data after transformation to chromophore.
Previously all testing was done on the raw data or after transformation to optical density. But with possibility of people creating their own data structures without the readers I have added additional error checking for the hbo/hbr data type.
Additional information
This is the last addition I have planned in preparation for #9141