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The similarity approach to EEG analysis

Stassen, 1985

Document ID
2030877066851460488
Author
Stassen H
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Methods of information in medicine

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A method of approach to EEG analysis has been proposed which is based upon the concept of similarity. It especially aims at the analysis of the between-subject and within-subject similarity of EEG spectral patterns by means of adaptive procedures. Repeated …
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