Changes in alertness are a principal component of variance in the EEG spectrum
Minute-scale fluctuations in the normalized EEG log spectrum, when correlated with concurrent changes in level of performance on a sustained auditory detection task, showed that a single principal component of EEG spectral variance is linearly related to minute-scale changes in detection performance...
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| Published in | Neuroreport Vol. 7; no. 1; p. 213 |
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| Language | English |
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| ISSN | 0959-4965 |
| DOI | 10.1097/00001756-199512000-00051 |
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| Abstract | Minute-scale fluctuations in the normalized EEG log spectrum, when correlated with concurrent changes in level of performance on a sustained auditory detection task, showed that a single principal component of EEG spectral variance is linearly related to minute-scale changes in detection performance. The particular EEG frequencies at which this coupling is expressed are similar for most subjects under a range of task conditions, and match those recently reported from analysis of verbal self-reports during drowsiness. The one-dimensional relationship between detection performance and the EEG spectrum confirms quantitatively the intuitive assumption that minute-scale changes in behavioral alertness during drowsiness are predominantly linked to changes in global brain dynamics along a single dimension of psychophysiological arousal. |
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| AbstractList | Minute-scale fluctuations in the normalized EEG log spectrum, when correlated with concurrent changes in level of performance on a sustained auditory detection task, showed that a single principal component of EEG spectral variance is linearly related to minute-scale changes in detection performance. The particular EEG frequencies at which this coupling is expressed are similar for most subjects under a range of task conditions, and match those recently reported from analysis of verbal self-reports during drowsiness. The one-dimensional relationship between detection performance and the EEG spectrum confirms quantitatively the intuitive assumption that minute-scale changes in behavioral alertness during drowsiness are predominantly linked to changes in global brain dynamics along a single dimension of psychophysiological arousal. |
| Author | Makeig, S Jung, T P |
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