EEG: Reinforcement Learning in Parkinson's
…Subjs also had an acceleromter taped to their most tremor affected hand…
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- 56
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- 67 (10-10)
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- 2
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- 16.2 GB
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- v1.0.0
- Updated
- Jun 22, 2026
…Subjs also had an acceleromter taped to their most tremor affected hand…
…Subjs also had an acceleromter taped to their most tremor affected hand…
…of 11 patients with essential tremor during awake DBS lead implantation (University…
…Subjs also had an acceleromter taped to their most tremor affected hand…
EEG recordings from twenty healthy right-handed adults exposed to tendon vibration of the left elbow, designed to separate the percept of illusory movement from plain vibratory sensation. Sixteen sensorimotor electrodes were recorded while biceps and triceps tendons were vibrated at 90/50 Hz (illusion of elbow extension) or both at 70 Hz (control, no illusion). Each participant completed three blocks of 72 randomized three-second stimulations.
A multimodal dataset of human balance during beam walking and standing on a treadmill-mounted balance beam. It includes synchronized 128-channel EEG, lower leg and neck EMG, EOG, and motion capture. Participants were exposed to visual field rotations in virtual reality or physical side-to-side waist pulls, which allows electrocortical and muscular responses to sensorimotor perturbations to be compared.
This dataset contains simultaneous magnetoencephalography (MEG) and subthalamic nucleus local field potential (STN LFP) recordings from externalized deep brain stimulation (DBS) patients with Parkinson's disease. Recordings were acquired with and without dopaminergic medication during rest, static forearm extension (hold), and self-paced fist-clenching (move). The project aimed to characterize basal ganglia-cortex loop neurophysiology and how it is modulated by movement and medication.
Preprocessed EEG recordings from 20 individuals with a schizophrenia spectrum disorder and 22 healthy control participants performing a visual motion discrimination task with confidence reporting. Motion coherence was adjusted per individual with a staircase procedure to equate performance between groups, allowing study of perceptual decision-making and metacognition in schizophrenia.