Drift / detrend / high-pass preview
Review drift scoring and preview linear, polynomial, moving-median, and optional high-pass behavior.
EEG preprocessing app
EEG TraceLab provides local EEG preprocessing review on iPhone. Users can mark bad channels, review signal-quality suggestions, preview drift/filter/reference choices, inspect ASR and ICA effects, compare raw vs processed signals, and save derived processed runs without overwriting the raw EDF source.
This page is for users searching for EEG preprocessing on iPhone, ASR and ICA EEG review, or local preprocessing workflows that keep raw EDF samples immutable.
EEG TraceLab is designed for research, education, and non-clinical signal inspection. It is not a medical device, diagnostic tool, seizure detector, clinical monitor, treatment tool, emergency tool, or medical decision-support system.
Raw source
EEG TraceLab treats preprocessing as derived local signal state. Users can save processed runs and choose them as analysis sources, while the raw EDF source remains unchanged.
Bad-channel review
Users can mark bad channels with notes and reasons. Suggested bad channels are presented as signal-quality suggestions only and remain separate from manual decisions until confirmed.
Preview choices
The preprocessing workspace helps users inspect how parameter choices affect the signal before committing a derived run.
Review drift scoring and preview linear, polynomial, moving-median, and optional high-pass behavior.
Compare keep current, common average, selected reference channels, and linked/custom reference pairs where labels support it.
ASR and ICA
ASR and ICA views help users inspect possible preprocessing effects. They are not automatic artifact diagnosis, automatic clinical cleaning, or medical interpretation.
Review calibration, affected windows, reconstructed component counts, rank warnings, and before/after context.
Inspect components, spectra, variance contribution, convergence diagnostics, and manually selected exclusions.
Raw vs Processed
Saved preprocessing runs can be selected as analysis sources. Results carry source, parameters, warnings, and provenance so Raw vs Processed comparisons remain explicit.
FAQ
These answers keep the product scope specific and keep medical and clinical boundaries visible.
No. Raw EDF remains immutable. Preprocessing creates derived local signal state and saved processed runs.
No. ASR is presented as a local preview and review workflow with warnings and user control, not as automatic artifact diagnosis.
No. ICA supports manual component review for research preprocessing context. It does not diagnose recordings.
Yes. Users can choose Raw or saved Processed sources for selected-window research analysis, with source context and provenance attached.
EEG TraceLab Pro supports local exports such as reports, tables, bundles, warnings, parameters, and provenance where applicable.