Event-related potential analysis usingMathematica
Behavior Research Methods, Instruments, & ComputersPublished 1 September 1995Open access
Tyler S. Lorig, Thomas P. Urbach
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An approach to this problem is presented usingMathematica, a high-level, symbolic mathematics and graphical programming language and environment, and its application to ERP data are included.
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Commercial ERP software is often inflexible and may be of little use to investigators using nontraditional forms of ERP analysis. An approach to this problem is presented usingMathematica, a high-level, symbolic mathematics and graphical programming language and environment. A description of the software and its application to ERP data are included, as are examples. Sample graphical output is also provided.
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