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EEG Modeling for Brain-Computer Interface

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Ways are being investigated for identifying paths along which EEG (electroencephalograph) signals travel through the brain. It is believed that such knowledge is helpful in the localization of brain tumors and the detection of different disorders, such as schizophrenia, seizures, or ADD/ADHD. One approach being pursued is to employ the complex coherence function to multi-channel EEG data. Another approach is to study the phase synchronization of EEG data, which then facilitates topographical mapping of brain signals in terms of synchronization strength.

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