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Individualised evoked response detection based on the spectral noise colour

2026-04-13

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Statistical inference in neurophysiological recordings is fundamentally challenged by the presence of coloured—1/ f -like—background activity, which introduces temporal dependencies and violates the assumptions underlying many conventional detection methods. In both electroencephography (EEG) and magnetoencephography (MEG), this mismatch can lead to biased estimates of statistical significance and reduced robustn...

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10.64898/2026.04.11.26350685
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