FIX: Correct fNIRS interpolation with reordered picks#13856
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FIX: Correct fNIRS interpolation with reordered picks#13856Kallemakela wants to merge 7 commits intomne-tools:mainfrom
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Reference issue (if any)
Fixes #13857.
What does this implement/fix?
Fixes an indexing bug in
_interpolate_bads_nirsBefore this change,
_interpolate_bads_nirsmixed up channel indices in the underlying raw object and a local distance matrix when fNIRS channels were reordered by_validate_nirs_info(). This resulted in interpolation based on wrong channels.This fix maps raw object indices to local distance matrix indices when reading and writing data.