Adds more flexibility in the aperiodic/oscillatory fitting

DESCRIPTION:
I have added a keyword `ap_range` to the FOOOF.fit() function.

When `ap_range` is specified, the already existing `freq_range` keyword
is used to determine the frequencies for the oscillatory fits while the
ap_range keyword is used for the aperiodic fit. When it is not
specified, everything proceeds as before.

This allows the two parts FO and OOF to be more-or-less independent of
one another if so-desired.

Furthermore, the  `ap_range` keyword may also be a set of indices in
order to allow for a very simple implementation of exclusion zones.

TESTING:
Tested on 5 different EEG files, no errors unless inputs are the wrong
size.

Author: Laurent Mackay

fooof/fit.py

@@ -330,14 +330,14 @@ def fit(self, freqs=None, power_spectrum=None, freq_range=None, ap_range=None):
             Frequency values for the power spectrum, in linear space.
         power_spectrum : 1d array, optional
             Power values, which must be input in linear space.
-        freq_range : list of [float, float], optional
-            Frequency range to restrict power spectrum to. If not provided, keeps the entire range.
+        freq_range : list of [float, float], or np.ndarray of booleans of the same length as freqs, optional
+            Frequency range/indices to restrict power spectrum to. If not provided, keeps the entire range.
+        ap_range : 
 
         Notes
         -----
         Data is optional if data has been already been added to FOOOF object.
         """
-
         # If freqs & power_spectrum provided together, add data to object.
         if freqs is not None and power_spectrum is not None:
             self.add_data(freqs, power_spectrum, freq_range if ap_range is None else None)
@@ -358,9 +358,15 @@ def fit(self, freqs=None, power_spectrum=None, freq_range=None, ap_range=None):
         # In rare cases, the model fails to fit. Therefore it's in a try/except
         #  Cause of failure: RuntimeError, failure to find parameters in curve_fit
         try:
+            
+            if ap_range is not None:#isolate aperiodic frequencies/spectrum
+                if not isinstance(ap_range,np.ndarray) or ap_range.shape[-1]==2:
+                    ap_inds = (self.freqs >= ap_range[0]) & (self.freqs <= ap_range[1])
+                elif ap_range.shape[-1]==self.freqs.shape[-1]:
+                    ap_inds = ap_range
+                else:
+                    raise ValueError('ap_range must have the same length as freqs - can not proceed')
 
-            if ap_range:
-                ap_inds = (self.freqs >= ap_range[0]) & (self.freqs <= ap_range[1])
                 ap_freqs = self.freqs[ap_inds]
                 ap_spectrum = self.power_spectrum[ap_inds]
             else:
@@ -374,22 +380,27 @@ def fit(self, freqs=None, power_spectrum=None, freq_range=None, ap_range=None):
             # Flatten the power_spectrum using fit aperiodic fit
             self._spectrum_flat = self.power_spectrum - self._ap_fit
 
-            if ap_range:
-                per_inds = (self.freqs >= ap_range[0]) & (self.freqs <= ap_range[1])
+            
+            if ap_range is not None:#isolate periodic frequencies/spectrum
+                per_inds = (self.freqs >= freq_range[0]) & (self.freqs <= freq_range[1])
+                per_spectrum_flat = np.copy(self._spectrum_flat[per_inds])
+                self._spectrum_flat = per_spectrum_flat
+                #save/set some attributes so peak fitting works properly
                 freqs_0 = self.freqs
                 self.freqs = self.freqs[per_inds]
-                per_spectrum_flat = self._spectrum_flat[per_inds]
                 if freq_range:
+                    freq_range_0 = self.freq_range
                     self.freq_range = freq_range
-            else:
-                per_spectrum_flat = np.copy(self._spectrum_flat)
+
 
 
             # Find peaks, and fit them with gaussians
-            self.gaussian_params_ = self._fit_peaks(per_spectrum_flat)
+            self.gaussian_params_ = self._fit_peaks(np.copy(self._spectrum_flat))
 
-            if ap_range:
-                self.freqs=freqs_0
+            if ap_range is not None:
+                #restore attributes to initial values
+                self.freqs = freqs_0
+                self.freq_range = freq_range_0
 
             # Calculate the peak fit
             #  Note: if no peaks are found, this creates a flat (all zero) peak fit.
@@ -398,9 +409,14 @@ def fit(self, freqs=None, power_spectrum=None, freq_range=None, ap_range=None):
             # Create peak-removed (but not flattened) power spectrum.
             self._spectrum_peak_rm = self.power_spectrum - self._peak_fit
 
+            if ap_range is not None:
+                ap_spectrum_peak_rm = self._spectrum_peak_rm[ap_inds]
+            else:
+                ap_spectrum_peak_rm = self._spectrum_peak_rm
+
             # Run final aperiodic fit on peak-removed power spectrum
             #   Note: This overwrites previous aperiodic fit
-            self.aperiodic_params_ = self._simple_ap_fit(self.freqs, self._spectrum_peak_rm)
+            self.aperiodic_params_ = self._simple_ap_fit(ap_freqs, ap_spectrum_peak_rm)
             self._ap_fit = gen_aperiodic(self.freqs, self.aperiodic_params_)
 
             # Create full power_spectrum model fit