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What resources
can a beginner consult to learn about EEG, EP and ERP methodology? |
A few
informative texts on EEG, EP and ERP do exist. Here are a few recommendations:
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An introduction to the event-related potential technique.
Steven J. Luck. August 2005. MIT
Press.
See details on publisher site.
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Event-Related Potentials: A
Methods Handbook. Todd C. Handy. October 2004. MIT
Press.
See details on publisher site.
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The Cognitive Electrophysiology of Mind and Brain.
Alberto Zani and Alice Proverbio. 2003. Elsevier Science.
See details on publisher site.
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Fisch and Spehlann’s EEG Primer: Basic
Principles of Digital and Analog EEG-3rd Edition. Bruce J. Fisch. January 2000.
Elsevier Science.
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Spehlmann’s Evoked Potential Primer-3rd Edition.
Karl E. Misulis and Toufic Fakhoury. April 2001. Butterworth-Heinemann.
Recommendations
for additions to this section are welcome. |
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Which published papers address the technical
rational behind recording from more than 64 EEG channels where source
analysis is the ultimate goal? |
There are many relevant publications supporting the use of more than 64 EEG
channels in research applications, but here is one particularly good review
article:
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Pflieger ME, Nakada T. The spatial
resolving power of high-density EEG. In: T Nakada (Ed),
Integrated Human Brain Science: Theory, Method, Application (Music).
Elsevier Science B.V., 2000; pp. 147-91.
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What resources can a beginner consult to learn about digital signal
processing? |
See http://www.dspguide.com/ for
links to a freely downloadable textbook on digital signal processing that
comes highly recommended by our customers. |
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Do you offer an MRI-compatible EEG
acquisition system? |
We do not offer an MRI-compatible
EEG system at this time. |
