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Getting Started
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These tutorials demonstrate how to get started using PyntBCI.


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    <div class="sphx-glr-thumbcontainer" tooltip="This getting started tutorial shows an example of how to use the PyntBCI library for analysing code-modulated responses. This tutorial makes use of a small dataset of EEG data, recorded from one participant during a single session. This data is already minimally preprocessed following a spectral filter with a band-pass at 2-30 Hz and a downsample from 2 kHz to 240 Hz. The stimuli that were shown are a circularly shifted modulated Gold code (shift register length 6, shift between stimuli 2 bits), presented at 60 Hz. The participant focused on each of the 32 stimuli once in a 4x8 matrix speller, where each presentation lasted 4.2 seconds (2 code cycles) after a 0.8 second cue.">

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    <div class="sphx-glr-thumbcontainer" tooltip="This tutorial shows the basic building block of the reconvolution approach (see [1]_ and [2]_) that is implemented in the PyntBCI library for analysing code-modulated responses. This tutorial generates an arbitrary code (here an m-sequence) and shows different kinds of event definitions.">

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   /tutorials/tutorial_2_noise_codes
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