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Mne eeg tool

Skill BioTender-max/awesome-bio-agent-skills/skills/neuroclaw/mne-eeg-tool

Use this skill whenever any NeuroClaw modality skill (especially eeg-skill) needs to execute concrete MNE-Python operations for EEG loading, preprocessing, filtering, artifact removal, epoching, frequency-band analysis, or feature extraction. This is the dedicated base/tool skill that contains all specific MNE-Python code and usage patterns.From its SKILL.md

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MNE-EEG Tool (Base/Tool Layer)

Overview

mne-eeg-tool is the NeuroClaw base/tool skill that provides all concrete MNE-Python implementation for EEG processing.

It is never called directly by the user. It is exclusively delegated to by the modality-layer skill eeg-skill (and any future EEG-related modality skills).

This skill:

  • Contains the complete, ready-to-run MNE-Python code (covers all standard preprocessing and feature extraction tasks).
  • Handles environment setup verification.
  • Provides a single, well-documented wrapper script (eeg_pipeline.py) that implements all common EEG tasks, including the newly added continuous-data branch, functional connectivity, ERP features, frontal alpha asymmetry, and microstate analysis.
  • Routes every execution through claw-shell for safety and logging.

Research use only — outputs are for scientific analysis.

Agent Reference Rule

When the agent needs MNE-EEG implementation code, it should first consult the curated snippet in skills/mne-eeg-tool/scripts/ instead of copying from the embedded wrapper below.

Reference snippet available:

  • scripts/eeg_pipeline_reference.py -> full EEG pipeline: load, bad-channel detection, filtering, ICA, epoching, frequency bands, connectivity, ERP features, alpha asymmetry, microstates

Example:

python skills/mne-eeg-tool/scripts/eeg_pipeline_reference.py \
    --input path/to/data.set \
    --resting \
    --output-dir eeg_output/

Quick Reference (Core Functions)

FunctionPurposeNew in this update?
load_eeg()Load .set / .edf / .bdf / .fif / BIDS + validation—
detect_and_interpolate_bad_channels()Auto-detect + interpolate noisy channelsYes
preprocess_filtering()Resample + high-pass + notch + bandpass—
remove_artifacts()ICA + AutoReject + EOG/ECG regressionYes
continuous_data_cleaning()Resting-state pipeline (no events)Yes
rereference_and_epoch()Average reference + epoching + baseline correction—
extract_frequency_bands()Split into δ/θ/α/β/γ bands + power matrices—
extract_features()Band power, CSP, Hjorth, sample entropy, etc.—
compute_connectivity()PLV, coherence, wPLI, imaginary coherenceYes
extract_erp_features()Peak amplitude, latency, area under curveYes
compute_alpha_asymmetry()Frontal alpha asymmetry (emotion studies)Yes
run_microstate_analysis()EEG microstates (resting-state)Yes
full_eeg_pipeline()One-click end-to-end pipeline (any combination)—

Installation (Handled by dependency-planner)

This skill is automatically installed when eeg-skill is used:

# Executed via dependency-planner + conda-env-manager
conda create -n neuroclaw-eeg python=3.11 -y
conda activate neuroclaw-eeg
conda install -c conda-forge mne pyentrp scikit-learn pandas numpy matplotlib -y
pip install mne[full]  # optional: full extras

NeuroClaw recommended wrapper script

The full EEG pipeline implementation is in scripts/eeg_pipeline_reference.py (see Agent Reference Rule above).

Example:

python skills/mne-eeg-tool/scripts/eeg_pipeline_reference.py \
    --input path/to/data.set \
    --resting \
    --output-dir eeg_output/

Functions: load_eeg, detect_and_interpolate_bad_channels, preprocess_filtering, remove_artifacts, continuous_data_cleaning, rereference_and_epoch, extract_frequency_bands, extract_features, compute_connectivity, extract_erp_features, compute_alpha_asymmetry, run_microstate_analysis, full_eeg_pipeline.

Important Notes & Limitations

  • Requires the neuroclaw-eeg conda environment (auto-created by dependency-planner).
  • Long-running steps (ICA, connectivity, microstates) run safely in claw tmux session.
  • Outputs are always written to ./eeg_output/ with clear subfolders.
  • Fully extensible: new functions can be added to eeg_pipeline.py without touching eeg-skill.

Complementary / Related Skills

  • claw-shell → executes this skill’s wrapper
  • dependency-planner + conda-env-manager → creates neuroclaw-eeg environment

Reference

Official MNE-Python documentation (https://mne.tools) + MNE-Connectivity + mne-microstates. Aligned with NeuroClaw base/tool skill pattern (freesurfer-tool, dcm2nii, etc.).

Curated reference snippet in this skill:

  • skills/mne-eeg-tool/scripts/eeg_pipeline_reference.py

Post-Execution Verification (Harness Integration)

After MNE-EEG processing completes, this skill automatically invokes harness-core's VerificationRunner to validate output integrity:

Integrated verification checks:

from skills.harness_core import VerificationRunner, AuditLogger

verifier = VerificationRunner(task_type="eeg_processing")

# 1. EEG file loading success
verifier.add_check("eeg_loading",
    checker=lambda: verify_eeg_loaded(output_dir),
    severity="error"
)

# 2. Channel count and data shape
verifier.add_check("channel_integrity",
    checker=lambda: verify_channel_count(output_dir),
    severity="error"
)

# 3. Artifact removal success (ICA, AutoReject)
verifier.add_check("artifact_removal",
    checker=lambda: verify_artifact_removal_rate(output_dir, min_rate=0.85),
    severity="warning"
)

# 4. Frequency spectrum sanity (not all zeros, reasonable power)
verifier.add_check("frequency_spectrum",
    checker=lambda: verify_frequency_spectrum(output_dir),
    severity="warning"
)

# 5. Data range and NaN/Inf checks
verifier.add_check("data_integrity",
    checker=lambda: verify_no_nan_inf(output_dir),
    severity="error"
)

# 6. Connectivity/Features output shape
verifier.add_check("feature_extraction",
    checker=lambda: verify_feature_dimensions(output_dir),
    severity="warning"
)

report = verifier.run(output_dir)

# Log verification results
logger = AuditLogger(log_file=f"{output_dir}/eeg_verification.jsonl")
logger.log_validation(
    task_name="eeg_processing",
    checks_passed=len([r for r in report.results if r.passed]),
    total_checks=len(report.results),
    output_path=output_dir
)

Output: eeg_output/eeg_verification.jsonl (structured audit log with JSONL format)


Created At: 2026-03-25 14:00 HKT
Last Updated At: 2026-04-05 02:03 HKT
Author: chengwang96

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