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David R. Garrett

University of California, Davis

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Optimal Filters for ERP Research I: A General Approach for Selecting Filter Settings

Guanghui Zhang, David R. Garrett, Steven J. Luck

The paper develops a method to select optimal filter settings for ERP data by maximizing signal-to-noise ratio while minimizing waveform distortion.

Psychophysiology · Jan 31, 2024Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Optimal Filters for ERP Research II: Recommended Settings for Seven Common ERP Components

Guanghui Zhang, David R. Garrett, Steven J. Luck

The paper recommends optimal filter cutoffs for seven common ERP components to balance signal-to-noise ratio and waveform distortion across different noise levels.

Psychophysiology · Jan 28, 2024Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Artifact Correction and Rejection in Event-related Potential Research

Guanghui Zhang, David R. Garrett, Aaron Matthew Simmons, John Emmanuel Kiat, Steven J. Luck

This paper evaluates artifact correction and rejection methods in ERP research, finding that correction reduces confounds and rejection reduces noise, improving data quality.

Psychophysiology · Jan 2, 2024Peer-reviewedNeuroscience