83 results for "sensorimotor rhythm" · page 5 of 9 · ranked by relevance
…5 beeps at 1.4s rhythm) followed by 7 imagined speech repetitions…
This dataset contains non-invasive spinal cord recordings from 30 healthy young subjects performing an auditory-somatosensory expectation task. Participants received electric median nerve stimulations preceded by auditory cues at either fixed (1100 ms) or variable (100-2100 ms) intervals, while counting rare double-stimulus trials. The study investigates whether temporal expectation modulates initial sensory processing in the human spinal cord using high-frequency electrophysiological recordings from three electrode rings positioned around the cervical spine.
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…quickly in their self-determined rhythm without speaking or using finger movements…
64-ch EEG, 95 subjects, 2 sessions, 6 paradigms (13 tasks). BrainAmp 250Hz Easycap 64-ch. DOI:10.1016/j.neuroimage.2022.119666
[ presented at variable stimulus onset asynchronies (60-600 ms). The dataset comprises 31-channel EEG recordings at 1000 Hz acquired with BrainProducts BrainAmp DC, designed to evaluate Bayesian optimization strategies for automated selection of individually optimal stimulation parameters in brain-computer interface applications.
This dataset contains behavioral events and electrophysiological recordings from a hybrid spatial-navigation and free recall experiment conducted at the University of Pennsylvania (2021-2022). Participants performed a virtual courier task delivering items across a town, followed by recall testing. The experiment comprised two phases: read-only sessions for generating classifier training data, and closed-loop sessions where stimulus presentation timing was optimized based on real-time neural predictions of memory encoding. The dataset supports investigation of spatial memory dynamics and the efficacy of classifier-based closed-loop stimulation for memory enhancement.
[, and electroencephalography (EEG) recordings from multiple subjects during median nerve electrical stimulation and motor response tasks. Participants performed rapid left index finger lifts in response to right median nerve stimuli, providing a comprehensive resource for investigating somatosensory processing and motor control mechanisms.