For researchers and students in cognitive neuroscience, Mike X. Cohen’s Analyzing Neural Time Series Data: Theory and Practice
Covers artifact rejection, ICA (Independent Component Analysis), referencing, and epoching. For researchers and students in cognitive neuroscience, Mike
Do not blindly run the code. Cohen repeatedly emphasizes: If you don't know what a parameter does (like the number of wavelet cycles), test it on simulated data first. Cohen repeatedly emphasizes: If you don't know what
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Analyzing neural time series data requires a deep understanding of the underlying theory and practical techniques. This field is rapidly evolving, with new techniques and tools being developed to address the challenges posed by neural time series data. By mastering these techniques and tools, researchers can gain insights into brain function and behavior, and develop new treatments for neurological disorders.