Analyzing event related potentials using adaptive filter

Analyzing Semantic Processing Using Event-related Brain Potentials

Better Than Concrete: Implications for the Psychological and Neural Representation of Concrete

Adaptive control of event integration: evidence from event-related potentials.

We investigated whether it is possible to control the temporal window of attention used to rapidly integrate visual information. To study the underlying neural mechanisms, we recorded ERPs in an attentional blink task, known to elicit Lag-1 sparing. Lag-1 sparing fosters joint integration of the two targets, evidenced by increased order errors. Short versus long integration windows were induced...

Analyzing and Visualizing Single-Trial Event-Related Potentials

Event-related potentials (ERPs), are portions of electroencephalographic (EEG) recordings that are both timeand phase-locked to experimental events. ERPs are usually averaged to increase their signal/noise ratio relative to non-phase locked EEG activity, regardless of the fact that response activity in single epochs may vary widely in time course and scalp distribution. This study applies a lin...

Recording and analyzing high-density event-related potentials with infants. Using the Geodesic sensor net.

This article provides an overview of the use of the Geodesic sensor net system for high-density event-related potential (ERP) recording in infants. Some advantages and disadvantages of the system, as applied to infants, are discussed. First, we illustrate that high-density data can be recorded from infants at comparable quality to that observed with conventional (low density) ERP methods. Secon...

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