SINGSING is a simultaneous EEG and MEG dataset from twenty adult participants who listened to harmonic complex sounds that varied in frequency in an auditory oddball paradigm. It supports investigation of pre-attentive pitch processing at sensor and source levels, and allows comparison of EEG and MEG recordings acquired at the same time.
This dataset contains non-invasive electrophysiological recordings from the human cervical spinal cord in 30 healthy young adults, collected to test whether temporal expectation influences initial sensory processing in the spinal cord. Participants received electric median nerve stimulation at the left wrist after an auditory cue, with the cue-stimulus interval either fixed at 1100 ms or varied randomly between 100 and 2100 ms. Participants silently counted rare double-stimulus trials (80 ms ISI) and reported the count at the end of each block.
…delta=[0.5, 3.5] Hz; theta=[3.5, 7.5] Hz…
AJILE12 is a long-term naturalistic intracranial dataset of electrocorticography (ECoG) recorded opportunistically from 12 epilepsy patients during clinical monitoring at Harborview Medical Center. Recordings cover 55 full monitoring days (days 3-7 after implantation) with simultaneous video, from which upper-body pose, validated wrist-movement initiation events and coarse behavioural state labels were derived. This iEEG-BIDS representation converts the original NWB release from DANDI without altering signal values.
…in delta 0.5-4, theta 4-8, alpha 8-12, beta…
Open-access EEG dataset from Experiment B of Shin et al. (2017), recorded alongside NIRS for hybrid brain-computer interface research. 29 healthy participants performed cued mental arithmetic (serial subtraction) versus resting-baseline trials across alternating sessions. This derivative release contains preprocessed 30-channel EEG (CAR, 0.5-50 Hz bandpass, ICA-based EOG rejection, 200 Hz) with HED event annotations, formatted for benchmarking single-trial classification in MOABB.
…alpha=[8.0, 13.0] Hz; theta=[4.0, 8.0] Hz…
[ recorded from 6 participants. Stimulation was delivered at 2 Hz, 4 Hz and 8 Hz. Each participant completed trials while staying still and trials with voluntary head/neck and eye movements, so the recordings include both clean and artifact-contaminated data.
…alpha=[8.0, 13.0] Hz; theta=[4.0, 8.0] Hz…