Research Article

ELAN: A Software Package for Analysis and Visualization of MEG, EEG, and LFP Signals

Figure 4

Overview of ELAN analysis workflow, with an example of scalp auditory EEG data. Artifact rejection is done automatically or manually and visualized with EEG (top). Signal averaging is then performed within and across subjects (middle), with a possibility to filter the data. Topography (including SCDs) can then be assessed with ERPA (bottom left, example of auditory N1). Note that additional frontal current sinks are identified more easily with SCDs than with potential maps. Bottom right: statistical map obtained by comparing the amplitude of the responses in two conditions across subjects at the latency of the auditory N1 (adapted from [5]).
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