Benedikt Ehinger

The paper shows that ignoring event durations in brain signal analysis can lead to spurious results and proposes non-linear spline regression as a better method for modeling duration effects, compatible with overlap correction.

This paper surveys ERP visualization practices among M/EEG practitioners, identifies naming inconsistencies, and provides recommendations for improving visualization tools and terminology.

The paper investigates neural activity during precursor fixations, finding enhanced EEG amplitudes compared to other fixation categories, suggesting a distinct role in visual perception.

The paper shows longer estimation windows are better for EEG data analysis with overlap correction and provides an interactive app to visualize parameters.

The paper investigates whether switching tasks in an event-related design affects ERP amplitudes and decoding accuracies, finding no between-task correlations.

The paper shows that neural signals resembling evidence accumulation in decision-making can emerge artifactually from overlapping value signals, not from actual evidence accumulation processes.

This study examines how coordinating with a robot partner affects neural processing related to action monitoring, finding differences in EEG patterns compared to human-human interactions.

This study uses a naturalistic free viewing paradigm to reveal new EEG signatures of face processing with reduced subject variability compared to traditional methods.

The paper presents a framework for analyzing eye-tracking/EEG data using deconvolution models to address overlapping neural responses and confounding factors in fixation-related potentials.

The paper investigates how choice and stimulus history influence perceptual decisions, finding that confidence and evidence strength drive opposing biases in choice repetition and adaptation.

The paper introduces unfold, a MATLAB toolbox for regression-based EEG analysis that handles overlapping signals and non-linear modeling.

This paper develops an eye-tracking test battery to evaluate multiple parameters of two eye-trackers, finding the EyeLink 1000 outperforms Pupil Labs glasses in accuracy, fixations, and temporal stability.

The paper examines how cooperative and competitive social situations affect neural responses to feedback using EEG and ERPs in a joint task.

The paper shows humans prefer unreliable filled-in percepts over veridical ones in ambiguous conditions.