…the best artifacting is done during recording, and if the auto-artifacting can usually do the most necessary cleaning when there isn’t major artifact, why bother to have the manual override…

…again, that’s probably something mechanical rather than organic. Sudden spikes, especially when they are repetitive, probably also indicate a problem. Artifact in Assessments Artifacting can make a big difference when…

…you look at the artifacting page, you see the selected threshold numbers for low frequency artifact (often related to eyeblinks, eye movement, cable movement, etc) and high frequency artifact (tension…

…wider (slower) and narrower (faster) patterns, again, that’s probably something “mechanical” rather than “organic”. Sudden spikes, especially when they are repetitive, probably also indicate a problem. Artifact in Assessments Artifacting…

A clean signal free of artifact is essential to getting good data for a Brain-Trainer assessment. The four sections below cover 1) recognizing a good signal, 2) discussion of signal…

…of training the word artifact was never mentioned. Since the primary protocol and electrode placements are T3T4, these sites as you know are riddled with artifact and if one is…

…one shown in the main design screen. Next to the artifact filter checkbox, there is a signal quality indicator. Green light indicates that the system did not identify an artifact…

…It is called “artifact” because it is not really from the brain.  It is difficult to avoid this eye blink artifact when electrodes are placed near the front of the…

…the signal is affected by artifact. Train the prefrontal with HEG. High Coherences in All Locations and Frequencies I’d start by looking for electromagnetic artifact or muscle tension. This would…

…blink signals and brain signals, so it includes these eye blinks in the EEG we are training. It is called “artifact” because it is not really from the brain. It…