[Eeglablist] Granger Causality and ICA

[Fabio Castro]

Hello,

I would like to do a connectivity analysis using Granger causality test. I am aware, however, that when doing this, the signal should not be filtered. This may be a problem for me, because I remove the eye blinks using the frontal electrodes and ICA.
Would this be a problem for the analysis, and how can I optimally analyse the data?

Kind Regards,

FABIO

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