EEBio

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by EEBio 28d ago
I imagine the word thickness represents the great number of (metaphorical) layers of a painting, since paintings are the reoccurring symbol to talk about art in this essay.
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by EEBio 2mo ago
Thank you! That’s s very thorough explanation on the page you linked and the comment. I’ll certainly look into the app more in the future. Thanks again for taking time to explain and for making the app!
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by EEBio 2mo ago
If the smartwatch data isn’t precise enough to estimate energy expenditure, what data does your website use that is so much better? Also, how much better it is? How do we even know it’s better? (I am not necessarily doubting it’s better, I
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by EEBio 3mo ago
There is this infamous DANCAVAS study [1] in which they ran cardiovascular screening on older population and found absolutely no benefit in doing so. Note that while the linked study claims there was a benefit to screening (reduced mortalit
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by EEBio 5mo ago
I mean Steady State Visually Evoked Potentials (SSVEPs). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steady_state_visually_evoked_p...
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by EEBio 5mo ago
I am pretty sure you’re right, they are probably recording alpha waves, possibly combined with heart rate. Decoding limb joint movements from EEG scalp recordings is basically an unsolved problem (we can barely do it in lab with implants),
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by EEBio 5mo ago
There is quite a number of freely available EEG software for different paradigms (one such collection is MOABB - Mother of All BCI Benchmarks, and there’s a huge number of scientific articles). The biggest bottleneck for a hobbyist is that
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by EEBio 8mo ago
But the 18th century artist who did portraits and wedding paintings is the today’s (wedding) photographer. Does it take less money to commission a single wedding photo rather than a wedding painting? Yes. But many more people commission the
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by EEBio 1y ago
I assume you’re talking about another country, because in Denmark there was no general curfew under Covid (attendance to events might have required proof of negative COVID test or vaccination, but shops never did).
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by EEBio 1y ago
It’s intentional and requires quite a lot of focus. The original paper [0] mentions electrodes are placed over Broca’s area (speech production, translates words to mouth movements) and motor area (adjusts the mouth movements). It’s attempte
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by EEBio 1y ago
I find this distinction unnecessarily nitpicky in this context. A BCI can be implement using EEG as an input so yes, you can definitely make a BCI using PiEEG. 130dB SNR is also not too shabby for a low-cost device, I wonder how it compares
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by EEBio 2y ago
Grant application and advancement in scientific careers. As a junior researcher, you either publish in impactful peer reviewed journals or you don’t get your PhD. As a senior researcher, you either publish in impactful peer reviewed journal
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by EEBio 3y ago
Laplace Transforms are used in circuit analysis. https://web.stanford.edu/~boyd/ee102/laplace_ckts.pdf
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by EEBio 3y ago
Not only does English get you by in most big cities, a fair amount of European citizens are multilingual and often it’s the neighbouring countries that people speak the language of.
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by EEBio 3y ago
> Every in-demand field of study is guarded by the all-important grade-point average from High School. If yours is too low, well, sorry, you’re just not going to study psychology or become a midwife. It doesn’t matter whether you came fr
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by EEBio 3y ago
In Denmark the situation is a tad different. A lot of immigrants of Middle Eastern descent have rather poor English and their Danish is much better (they need to be somewhat fluent in Danish in order to stay). Their kids’ English is however
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by EEBio 3y ago
While US has ratified the Universal Declaration of Human rights[1], I am not sure how binding it is. There are also two Conventions about statelessness that US has not signed, and maybe that’s why similar revocations of citizenship has ha
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by EEBio 3y ago
Abstract is not (only) the main finding of the study. It’s often a mini version of the article, with a background, methods, results and conclusion. The length of the abstract in the linked article is well justified, in my opinion.
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by EEBio 3y ago
Some extra context: EEG has poor spatial resolution, but great time resolution. It measures electrical activity. fNIRS has a great spatial resolution, but poor time resolution. It measures blood flow in specific parts of the brain.
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by EEBio 4y ago
I doubt that rabies has evolutionary developed to target dogs. It’s just a “happy” accident that dogs are so plentiful and can infect many other animals (until recently at least). If I had to guess I’d say rabies had evolutionarily targeted
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by EEBio 4y ago
No, that’s usually not how it works. People usually get called a conspiracy theorist for making claims not based on (scientific) evidence. Often conspiracy theorists are not experts in the field and cannot distinguish between good and bad a
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by EEBio 4y ago
Hopefully this will never be the case. On the other hand it can be used to detect micro sleep in drivers and there it can save lives. So yeah, as with any tech you can use it for good or bad and you should not use it for everything
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by EEBio 4y ago
Most likely because they are de-facto monopoly, so they will take as much as they can.
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by EEBio 4y ago
I am not a CS student, but I do study in a field where computers, maths and clever algorithms play a big role (biomedical signal processing). Also I am not necessarily a good student - I care only somewhat about grades, and if I find someth
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by EEBio 4y ago
Healthcare tech can be both, the latter is sometimes called biomedical engineering. Siemens is also known for the latter (development and selling of medical devices). Check Siemens Healthineers if you’re interested (I have no affiliation wi
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by EEBio 4y ago
I read it the same way. The signal analysed comes from the sensorimotor cortex, so this is less “words you are thinking of” and more “words you are attempting to speak”.
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by EEBio 4y ago
Fitbit gives you a nice animation when you hit your goal and a star for that day in the history overview. Additionally, it’s great if you add a friend in the app to compete for the max steps in the last 7 days.
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by EEBio 4y ago
Do you maybe have an example or two at hand? I would be interested to read some.
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by EEBio 4y ago
According to the article he did: EDIT: it seems that people have been making Tate clips and uploading them to TikTok and those are also the ones that got banned. >TikTok has also banned an account belonging to Mr Tate as part of an ongoi
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by EEBio 4y ago
I don’t think your article applies here - it seems Andrew Tate has created misogynistic content on each platform that banned him. The timing might be suspicious, but ultimately, TikTok banned Tate because of the TikTok content he made, Goog

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