… (BCI), and to discover which electroencephalography (EEG) neural signals would be best
for controlling such a device. We focused on EEG because it is non-invasive and mobile. …

… EEG was recorded bipolarly from left and right central and parietal regions and was sampled
at 128 Hz. In the feedback sessions, the EEG … between left and right movement imagination …

… As a novelty, this “multi-modal” EEG analysis was combined with the evaluation of … mirror
movements discarded from EEG analysis;(2) stronger vertex MRPs (right motor acts);(3) a …

… We answer several important questions concerning EEG. We also shortly discuss importance
of nonlinear methods of contemporary physics in EEG analysis. Basic definitions and …

… that newborns displaying greater relative right frontal EEG activation: (a) … EEG infants who
had greater relative right frontal EEG activation also displayed greater relative right frontal EEG …

… the EEG … EEG recordings, participants were required to not give any overt responses. No
reaction times were recorded during the EEG session to avoid any motor interference with EEG …

… of a left or right hemisphere prevalence of the cortical … EEG (128 electrodes) was recorded
in 10 healthy right-handed volunteers. Surface Laplacian estimation spatially enhanced EEG …

Background Identifying which EEG signals distinguish left from right leg movements in
imagined lower limb movement is crucial to building an effective and efficient brain-computer …

… and invasive EEG-ECoG recordings, 86 patients (51%) had right hemispheric, and 81 patients
had left hemispheric (49%) epilepsies. Patients with left and right hemispheric epilepsies …

… classifiers algorithms in differentiating the raw EEG data obtained, into their associative
left/right hand movements. Performance of left/right hand classification is studied using both …