… trials of EEG, therefore the aim of this study is to compare variability in single-trial EEG in a
… Unfortunately, single-trial analysis of EEG is seldom performed. The main reason for this is …

… These two techniques (ie, task-related EEG changes and evoked potentials) of examining
the EEG signal in ASD also have voluminous bodies of literature associated with them. In the …

… EEG power and coherence within and between two … evoked potentials. Measures were
compared between two groups of children (5.5–8.5 years), one with autism spectrum disorders …

… These measurements can identify abnormalities for which evoked potential studies, the
most widely used approach in EEG research with ASD, are not well suited[52]. Indeed, task-…

… the neural basis of these disorders. Electroencephalography, or EEG, has emerged as an
… Our aim is to systematically review EEG-imaging research in ADHD and ASD in young adult …

… neural mechanisms in autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Visual evoked potentials (VEPs) …
Alterations in early and late visually evoked EEG potentials in Asperger observers. PloS one…

… (EEG) have revealed that visual abnormalities are found when social but also non-social
stimuli are presented: from atypical evoked… Among the different visual evoked potentials (VEPs) …

… people with and without autism spectrum disorder (ASD). … entropy (MSE) computed from
EEG in order to address this question. … ITC and MSE were computed from EEG recorded during …

… participants from controls and autistic participants before and after rTMS using recorded
EEG signals, we calculated relative power of gamma (ie, 30–45 Hz) within the entire spectrum. …

… ►We assayed sensory evoked potentials in a female mouse model of Rett syndrome. ►…
Baseline EEG activity in these mice was also very similar, but long term EEGs were not included …