EEGLAB

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Links and Documentation

Download EEGLAB

EEGLAB download link (ZIP file)
EEGLAB revision history
How to download the EEGLAB development version using CVS
How to edit EEGLAB code using CVS
Bugzilla database for EEGLAB (see also Bugs and Suggestions)

Other local downloads

Download tutorial dataset (4.1Mb)
Datasets from a visual attention task
STUDY datasets for component clustering. Data from same task as above (48 MB).
Same STUDY but without the actual data (cluster measures available for plotting) (48 Mb).
Channel Location Files download
Datasets from a visual categorization task
Binary version of the runica() infomax ICA decomposition function

Tutorial (see outline below)

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Former HTML documentation
-> Quick Rejection Tutorial

Miscellaneous documentation

EEGLAB vs. Commercial EEG Software
EEGLAB and free alternatives to Matlab
EEGLAB and MEX functions to recompile
List of Functions called from Menus
All EEGLAB Functions
Independent Component Clustering Example
EEGLAB discussion list (use the Google box on the EEGLAB home page to search the archive)
TIPS and FAQ

The EEGLAB Tutorial Outline

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-- Getting Started

I.Main Tutorial


II.Advanced Topics


III.Appendix






This tutorial was written by: Arnaud Delorme, and Scott Makeig

Many thanks to Hilit Serby, Nima Bigdely, and Toby Fernsler for additions and or edits. Thanks also to Payton Lin for capturing some images in earlier versions and to Micah Richert, Yannick Marchand, Elizabeth Milne, and Stefen Debener for their detailed comments. In addition, thanks to all those who have contributed code and suggestions to EEGLAB, and to Devapratim Sarma for converting and updating the EEGLAB documentation to a WIKI.



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