Symmetry perception and affective responses: a combined EEG/EMG study
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[ from Task 2 of the BEETL Competition at NeurIPS 2021. It contains 63-channel recordings at 500 Hz from healthy participants playing an online BCI racing game (Cybathlon2020IC), with 1490 trials of 4 s each in a single session. It serves as a benchmark for transfer learning and domain adaptation across heterogeneous EEG datasets and subjects, and is re-hosted in BIDS format via the MOABB pipeline.
A multichannel EEG dataset of self-paced (freewill) reach-and-grasp movements recorded from 23 healthy right-handed participants across 49 sessions. On each of 6808 trials the participant freely chose one of four cups, two filled with water and two empty, and decided when to move. Recordings were made at 250 Hz with a 31-channel scalp EEG montage plus EOG and auxiliary channels, to support brain-machine interface research on natural motor execution.
…Examining Perceptual Grouping on Stages of Processing in Visual Working Memory: An…
NEMAR Dataset nm000105: discrete_gestures - Discrete hand gesture detection from EMG
…Insights into Perception and Integration. PLoS Computational Biology, 20(1) e1011760 https…
This dataset contains 64-channel EEG recorded from 31 healthy participants performing a two-class (left vs. right hand) motor imagery task. Each participant completed up to three sessions of 40 trials. The recordings are part of a multimodal collection that also includes eye-tracking and high-speed video, intended for analyzing ocular activity across BCI paradigms. Events are annotated with HED, and the data are organized in BIDS format via MOABB.
…In the Perception task, participants judged a computer-produced interval as correct…
A mobile EEG motor imagery dataset from two pilots, one tetraplegic and one able-bodied, recorded during development of the neuroTUM brain-computer interface for the 2024 Cybathlon BCI race. Data were acquired with a 24-channel wireless Smarting mobi system at 250 Hz using an arrow-cue paradigm with subject-specific sets of three mental tasks (rest, hand and/or foot motor imagery). The dataset is re-released in BIDS format with HED annotations via MOABB.
…the predictive mechanisms of rhythm perception by using an omission paradigm to…