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,The Battle for Wolfram (January–May 1944),at screen out unwanted signals and determine which features of the EEG will appear in the tracing. As we already mentioned in Chapter 1, there are three different types of filters on modern EEG machines: low-frequency filters, high-frequency filters, and 60-Hz “notch” filters. All three types operat

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Root Clustering in Parameter Spaceer our attention is primarily directed to the practical issues involved. It is hardly possible to obtain a satisfactory EEG without having good quality electrodes that have been properly connected to the patient. But what is a good electrode? What constitutes proper electrode application technique?