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Transient Modeling Of The Evoked Potential

Jude DePalma, Jorge I. Aunon

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Modeling the evoked potential aa a sum of decaying exponentials was investigated, comparing two different techniques. This model was considered in light of the transitory nature of the evoked potential signal. Visual evoked potentials from a checkerboard pattern stimulus were recorded and the Averaged Evoked Potential (AEP) waa calculated. Estimates were then made of the exponential parameters from the AEP, using two different estimation techniques and the results are presented and discussed.

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Modeling the evoked potential aa a sum of decaying exponentials was investigated, comparing two different techniques. This model was considered in light of the transitory nature of the evoked potential signal. Visual evoked potentials from a checkerboard pattern stimulus were recorded and the Averaged Evoked Potential (AEP) waa calculated. Estimates were then made of the exponential parameters from the AEP, using two different estimation techniques and the results are presented and discussed.

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Modeling the evoked potential aa a sum of decaying exponentials was investigated, comparing two different techniques. This model was considered in light of the transitory nature of the evoked potential signal. Visual evoked potentials from a checkerboard pattern stimulus were recorded and the Averaged Evoked Potential (AEP) waa calculated. Estimates were then made of the exponential parameters from the AEP, using two different estimation techniques and the results are presented and discussed.

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