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Correlation functions in the analysis of visual evoked potentials.

Y Grall·J Keller·Y Boiteux·J F Legargasson·M Pizzato
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Our "vision" laboratory has been working for several years on stimulation methods and data processing. We present here the results of an analysis of correlation functions between VEPs obtained by flashes and patterned stimulations. This study provides additional information about possible interpretations.

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Y Grall, J Keller, Y Boiteux, J F Legargasson, M Pizzato. 1985. Correlation functions in the analysis of visual evoked potentials.. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00160611

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