This dataset contains EEG recordings collected to study how expectation affects repetition suppression in nociception. It supports investigation of how the brain's responses to repeated painful stimuli are modulated by predictions about those stimuli. The data are organized in BIDS format.
EEG-BIDS dataset of cue-locked EEG recordings and event annotations from 43 neurotypical adults performing a random-dot kinematogram motion discrimination task. The task dissociates low-level priors (implicitly learned tone-motion contingencies) from high-level priors (a cover story about tinted glasses) against a neutral baseline. The data support analyses of hierarchical priors with signal detection theory, drift-diffusion modeling, and occipital oscillatory and aperiodic EEG activity, alongside psychosis-proneness and psychological flexibility questionnaires.
EEG recordings from 19 healthy participants using a music-based brain-computer interface that lets users dynamically modulate music tempo through intentional control. Participants kinaesthetically imagined squeezing a ball with the right hand to increase tempo, or relaxed to decrease it. The paradigm comprised 9 runs, beginning with a calibration run of 30 trials in pairs of increase and decrease tempo trials.
Stereo-EEG depth recordings from 11 patients with medically refractory temporal lobe epilepsy, collected at Sanbo Brain Hospital in Beijing. Recordings cover learning of object-location associations and targeted memory reactivation (TMR) with sounds during NREM sleep. The data were used to study electrophysiological signatures of variability in human memory consolidation. They are re-packaged in iEEG-BIDS from the authors' Zenodo release without filtering, resampling or re-referencing.
[ recordings from patients performing a forced two-choice response task in the epilepsy monitoring unit at Oregon Health & Science University. The data were analyzed in collaboration with the University of Oregon and were used to characterize movement-related oscillations in intracranial recordings. It is organized in BIDS format.