[Eeglablist] P300 filter

[Elena Labkovsky]

All our studies are P300-based studies. Through years of research we figured out that the best filter to obtain reliable P300 component would be 0.05 to 6Hz.
In our studies we compare the P300 reaction to different type of stimuli (fo example familiar vs novel stimuli). The above filter allows to get very good differential results.
 
I hope this helps.
 
Elena Labkovsky, Ph.D.
 
Rosenfeld Lab,
Institute for Neuroscience   
Northwestern University 
Evanston, Il 60201   
  

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 From: Anli Wang <anliwang at gmail.com>
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Hi EEG experts

I am running a study looking for P300 manipulation. I used 0.1-30Hz to filter the data but inducing the drifting problem. Do you know what would be the better filter for looking at P300? 

Many thanks! 
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