The AcqKnowledge software will record EEG data, filter the data into the specific bandwidths for Alpha, Theta, Beta and Delta, and display the results on-line. Often, researchers also need to quantify the activity in each band.
This Application Note provides a useful technique for analyzing EEG signals and quantifying the activity in each band. This note will explain how to:
This note describes the procedure for working off-line with a saved data file, but you can also perform these functions online (as noted at each step).
Learn about the tools you can use in neuroergonomics research such as fNIRS, EEG with cognitive state detection, and eye tracking.
You Will Learn:
– Data analysis for fNIRS, EEG, HRV, and eye tracking (including pupillometry, saccades)
– How to perform experiments in VR
– Automation and standardization
– Tips and tricks for getting optimal data quality
– Demonstration
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