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6.1: Data for This Chapter

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    The data we’ll be using for the exercises in this chapter can be found in the Chapter_6 folder in the master folder: https://doi.org/10.18115/D50056.

    We’ll focus on the data from one participant (Subject 12), but the data from all participants who were included in the final analysis are also provided in a folder named Data. To keep things simple, some preprocessing steps have already been applied to these data (as will be described later).

    Also, whereas the data in the previous chapters were downsampled from the original sampling rate of 1024 Hz to 200 Hz, the data for this chapter were downsampled to 256 Hz, as in the published data. This creates some slight complications, but those complications will be informative.

    This page titled 6.1: Data for This Chapter is shared under a CC BY 4.0 license and was authored, remixed, and/or curated by Steven J Luck directly on the LibreTexts platform.