Peter Currie wrote:
>But can be done. An event evoked potential called the p300 can reliably be
>detected.
Sounds interesting. But what does the p300 represent? That is, how is this
potential evoked, what is the corresponding stimulus / cognitive state?
I am aware of the p600 shift in psycholinguistic research which corresponds
to the perception of a non-grammatical speech stimulus. But that would not
be the kind of stuff on would like to use for dance / multimedia
applications, right?
Greetings from Germany,
cHris (also new to the list, saying hello to everyone)
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