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Monitoring working memory load during computer-based tasks with EEG pattern recognition methods

Gevins et al., 1998

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10939973760469416
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Gevins A
Smith M
Leong H
McEvoy L
Whitfield S
Du R
Rush G
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Human factors

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We assessed working memory load during computer use with neural network pattern recognition applied to EEG spectral features. Eight participants performed high-, moderate-, and low-load working memory tasks. Frontal theta EEG activity increased and alpha activity …
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