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Neural networks as a new method for EEG analysis. A basic introduction.

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This paper discusses the general usability of artificial neural networks for the analysis of EEG data. The advantages and drawbacks of this new technology are compared, especially from the perspective of medical computer science. Furthermore this text clarifies the fundamental principles of neural networks, the relations to the biological model and how they compare to classical evaluation methods.

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B Klöppel. 1994. Neural networks as a new method for EEG analysis. A basic introduction.. https://doi.org/10.1159/000119060

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