EEG.srate ERROR

%% Magnitude-Squared Coherence

% Linear correlation between power espectrum in a frequency f .

% It is sensitive to both phase and amplitude.

% We take the average over the segments of the FFT.

% We take two signals of subject one and visualize its coherence.

% When computing coherence in alpha band, we will average

% the coherence points in the limits of such band (Here, they are red dots)

% and that mean value is called as the coherence for two signals in alpha band.

[coh, f] = mscohere(sig1(:,1), sig1(:,2), hanning(200), 25, 200, EEG.srate);

figure
plot(f,coh, '-')
hold
plot(f(f>=EEG.freqwin(3) & f<=EEG.freqwin(4)), coh(f>=EEG.freqwin(3) & f<=EEG.freqwin(4)), 'ro')
plot([EEG.freqwin(3) EEG.freqwin(3)], [min(coh) 1], '--k')
plot([EEG.freqwin(4) EEG.freqwin(4)], [min(coh) 1], '--k')
legend('Coherence', '\alpha Coherence')
xlabel('Frequency (Hz)')
ylabel('Coherence')
text(10,0.98, '\alpha', 'FontSize', 20)
set(gcf, 'units','normalized','outerposition',[0 0 1 1]) %EXPANDING FIGURE ON SCREEN

I've got this error:

Unable to resolve the name EEG.srate.

Error in subject_08_ch1_EC1Ac (line 345)
[coh, f] = mscohere(sig1(:,1), sig1(:,2), hanning(200), 25, 200, EEG.srate);

What should I do?

Thanks in advance for any help.

[Walter Roberson]

This looks to me as if you extracted some code from the middle of other code that creates EEG with appropriate properties, and that you are expecting to be able to run the code without creating appropriate EEG first

[Neda Deljavan]

Yes. You are right.

So what should I do to plot this?

[Walter Roberson]

Create a structure named EEG that has appropriate fields srate and freqwin

[Neda Deljavan]

how could I do it?

[Walter Roberson]

EEG.srate = -123456.789;
EEG.freqwin = flintmax() ;

except that you would put in meaningful values for your purposes.