Using Brainwave Entropy to Evaluate Visual Search Performance in School-Aged Children

This paper analyzes data from a neurophysiological experiment based on a visual search task. The study investigates methods for predicting response time based on the entropy of the energies of key brain rhythms, such as theta, alpha, and beta, in different brain regions. The aim is to develop methods for predicting task performance efficiency using neurophysiological parameters.

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2024-09-19
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https://doi.org/10.1109/dcna63495.2024.10718606
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Color perception and design
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Using Brainwave Entropy to Evaluate Visual Search Performance in School-Aged Children

Nikita Brusinskii
Color perception and design
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Using Brainwave Entropy to Evaluate Visual Search Performance in School-Aged Children

Nikita Brusinskii
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This paper analyzes data from a neurophysiological experiment based on a visual search task. The study investigates methods for predicting response time based on the entropy of the energies of key brain rhythms, such as theta, alpha, and beta, in different brain regions. The aim is to develop methods for predicting task performance efficiency using neurophysiological parameters.

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Color perception and design
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