You likely want to turn the signal data array into a dataframe, not the .info
attribute, that holds information about channel position, sampling frequency or measurement date. The channel data are stored as a numpy array in ._data
attribute of the Raw object, but the preferred way to access it is using .get_data()
method.
However, if you just want to turn the channel data to a dataframe - Raw and Epochs objects have .to_dataframe()
method.
Visualising the EEG signal is also easy with mne-python, you can do data.plot()
for example. Before visualising the data you may also want to filter the signal, in such case you can use data.filter()
method (specifying filter edges as arguments).