The signals or brain waves that connect Baxter and the EEG-cap-wearing researcher are called error-related-potentials or “ErrP” and occur naturally in the brain when we make a mistake. The ...

Many physiological signals such as the electroencephalogram EEG are composed of the superposition of oscillatory activities and transient activities. The oscillatory activities come from rhythmic ...

PLEDs have been described mainly in adults, and are defined as repetitive periodic, focal or hemispheric epileptiform discharges (spikes, spike-and-wave discharges, polyspikes or sharp waves ...

The existing programming tools do not combine the attributes of easy to use and affordability. The existing procedures for spike detection consist mostly of sequences of tasks such as manual data ...