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Linear monitors on other shafts gave no clear SEEG pulse matching gain at 20 to 500 ms with five fit pulses and penalty 1 in eight people

Public SEEG data from eight people tested a linear monitor for a withheld readout. The monitor used other electrode shafts and five early fit pulses. At penalty 1, the mean pulse matching gain at 20 to 500 ms was -0.000085 in normalized waveform error. The 95% person bootstrap interval was -0.000402 to +0.000262. The after minus before gain was +0.000060, with an interval from -0.000194 to +0.000366. These results did not establish a mean gain. The package contains a checked benchmark, an exact pulse order control, code, figures, source records, and reproduction instructions.

stereoelectroencephalography · electrical stimulation · pulse matching · linear reconstruction · brain-computer interface · waveform error · human intracranial EEG

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    This work used its pulse order comparison to define a matching control. The present method fits a coefficient from five pulses and uses all other metadata-selected readouts.

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    This work used its original metadata selection rules, checked raw retrieval code, and noise correction for the fixed baseline.

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    This work used the inherited cohort, extraction code, source manifest, waveform moments, and voltage examples. A fresh raw decode reproduced five data files byte for byte.

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  5. doi:10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2201-22.2023

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