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Recording EOG signals with actiCHamp – active or passive electrodes?

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Categories: ABR, Acoustical Stimulator, Product & Application Articles, StimTrak

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Categories: Analysis methods, LORETA - Source Analysis, Source Analysis, Support & Tips

Categories: Analysis methods, ICA - Independent Component Analysis, Support & Tips

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Categories: actiPOWER, Maintenance of your actiCHamp, Support & Tips

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Categories: ICA - Independent Component Analysis, Support & Tips, Transformations

ICA separates the EEG signal mixtures recorded at the scalp into temporally maximally independent component time courses, allowing for the removal of artifactual processes. The transformation Ocular Correction ICA of BrainVision Analyzer 2 is a fantastic, easy to use tool to diminish the effects of eye movements in your EEG recordings based on data-driven methods.

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Recording EOG signals with actiCHamp – active or passive electrodes?

Tricks and tips around BrainVision Analyzer 2 – 1

Acoustical Stimulator Adapter for StimTrak

VIGALL 2.0: Analyzing different functional brain states and their regulation during resting states

Beyond surface EEG: An invitation to source analysis with LORETA

Independent Component Analysis – demystified

How can you create a customized overlay plot in BrainVision Analyzer 2?

How to handle the actiPOWER

How to set up the MOVE

Ocular Correction ICA

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