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Single-trial Endpoint-summary Measures do not Capture P300 Coupling in the Visual Oddball Paradigm: a Pseudotrial-controlled, Cross-validated Study

2025-12-21

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Single-trial analysis of event-related potentials promises access to the trial-to-trial variability that averaging discards, and many studies report early-window summary measures that covary with later component amplitudes. Such couplings can, however, arise from the temporal autocorrelation of continuous EEG rather than from stimulus-locked processing. We asked whether the conventional family of endpoint-summary...

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10.64898/2025.12.17.694588
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