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Research showing the influence of the used SSVEP pattern image #206

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SjoerdTimovanVliet opened this issue Sep 22, 2022 · 2 comments
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@SjoerdTimovanVliet
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Dear Sir/madam

Most SSVEP research use on/off switching. However, several of my professors stated that the influence of showing the pattern image with an on/off stimuli frequency must be stated in research the use of your platform. However, most research only use On/OFF stimulation by showing a white and then a black rectangle. Could you provide me with any source information regarding this pattern image that I could use in my research?
It would be greatly appreciated.

Best regards,

Sjoerd

@SjoerdTimovanVliet SjoerdTimovanVliet changed the title Research showing the influence of the used SSVEP stimulus Research showing the influence of the used SSVEP pattern image Sep 22, 2022
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Hi Sjoerd.

Great to hear from you, happy to help on this.

The SSVEP experiment in eeg-notebooks uses gratings, not a rectangle.

The code lines defining the stimuli and timings for this are here:

https://github.com/NeuroTechX/eeg-notebooks/blob/a22501228677df0f968c49a0a699207380b1bd50/eegnb/experiments/visual_ssvep/ssvep.py#L27

Is that the info you're after?

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oreHGA commented Apr 27, 2023

Hey @SjoerdTimovanVliet , closing this for now, but feel free to re-open if you'd like to continue to conversation / have more questions

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