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[ stimuli, which elicited P300 activity. Data were classified with Riemannian geometry and xDAWN spatial filtering, with cross-validated accuracy above 80% for five subjects and above 75% for nine subjects.
The "Podcast" ECoG dataset contains intracranial electrocorticography recordings from 9 participants (1,330 grid, depth, and strip electrodes) who listened to a 30-minute naturalistic story containing over 5,000 words. It supports modeling of neural activity underlying natural narrative comprehension. The release includes raw data, a minimally preprocessed high-gamma version, the auditory stimulus, an aligned word-level transcript, and linguistic features ranging from acoustic properties to large language model embeddings. Tutorials replicating previous findings are also provided.
…Neocortical and hippocampal theta oscillations track audiovisual integration and replay of speech…
…4A/C: "Participant A04 was presented with four different audio clips without…
EEG dataset on auditory streaming and interoception, collected at the University of Chicago by Veillette, Joshi, Li, and Nusbaum. Data are organized in BIDS format (BrainVision files) and released under a CC0 license.
EEG dataset on auditory streaming and interoception, collected at the University of Chicago and organized in BIDS format. The README gives few details of the experimental design, so the description rests mainly on the dataset name and metadata.
EEG dataset titled 'FFR-active-listening', recorded in BrainVision format (.eeg/.vhdr/.vmrk) with accompanying BIDS metadata files (.json, .tsv, .csv). The title suggests a focus on frequency-following responses during active listening. The dataset comprises 249 files (226 GB). Detailed information on participants, tasks, stimuli, and acquisition parameters is not provided in the available documentation.
…first-person video, EEG, IMU and audio, recorded from **the same person…
EEG recordings from elderly participants with dementia during 40 Hz auditory stimulation designed to entrain brain oscillations in the gamma band. The stimulus was a 5 kHz carrier tone amplitude modulated by a 40 Hz pulse train, presented in short (six-trial) and long (ten-trial) sessions with interleaved rest. The dataset supports investigation of gamma entrainment as a potential intervention for Alzheimer's disease-related symptoms.