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NeuroscienceDevelopmental Cognitive Neuroscience
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The HAPPE plus Event-Related (HAPPE+ER) Software: A Standardized Processing Pipeline for Event-Related Potential Analyses

A.D. MonachinoiD, Kelsie Lynn LopeziD, Lara J. PierceiD, Laurel Joy Gabard-DurnamiD

Abstract

Event-Related Potential (ERP) designs are a common method for interrogating neurocognitive function with electroencephalography (EEG). However, the gold standard of preprocessing ERP data is manual-editing - a subjective, time-consuming processes. A number of automated pipelines have recently been created to address the need for standardization, automation, and quantification of EEG data processing; however, few are optimized for ERP analyses (especially in developmental or clinical populations). To fill this need, we propose and validate the HAPPE plus Event-Related (HAPPE+ER) software, a standardized and automated processing pipeline optimized for ERP analyses in EEG data. HAPPE+ER processes event- related potential data from raw files through a series of filtering, line noise reduction, bad channel detection, artifact rejection from continuous data, segmentation, and bad segment rejection methods. HAPPE+ER also includes post-processing reports of both data quality and pipeline quality metrics to facilitate the evaluation and reporting of data processing in a standardized manner. Finally, HAPPE+ER includes a post-processing script to facilitate generating ERP figures and measures for statistical analysis. We describe multiple approaches with both adult and developmental data to optimize and validate pipeline performance. HAPPE+ER software is freely available under the terms of GNU General Public License at https://github.com/PINE-Lab/HAPPE.

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