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    Open Geospatial Consortium sensor model language (sensorml)
    Sensor Model Language (Sensorml), supplied by Open Geospatial Consortium, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Fig. 1 Overview of the experiment and the modalities included in the dataset. (a) Equipment utilized in the experiment, including the EGI device for collecting EEG data and the Tobii Pro Glasses 3 eye-tracker for tracking eye movements. (b) The experiment setup. Participants were instructed to sit quietly approximately 67 cm from the screen and sequentially read the highlighted text. (c) The experimental protocol. Participants’ 128-channel EEG signals and eye-tracking data were recorded while reading the highlighted text. (d) The data modalities in the dataset. The dataset comprises raw data such as the original textual stimuli, eye movement data, EEG data, and derivatives such as text embeddings from pre-trained NLP models and pre-processed EEG data.

    Journal: Scientific data

    Article Title: ChineseEEG: A Chinese Linguistic Corpora EEG Dataset for Semantic Alignment and Neural Decoding.

    doi: 10.1038/s41597-024-03398-7

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Fig. 1 Overview of the experiment and the modalities included in the dataset. (a) Equipment utilized in the experiment, including the EGI device for collecting EEG data and the Tobii Pro Glasses 3 eye-tracker for tracking eye movements. (b) The experiment setup. Participants were instructed to sit quietly approximately 67 cm from the screen and sequentially read the highlighted text. (c) The experimental protocol. Participants’ 128-channel EEG signals and eye-tracking data were recorded while reading the highlighted text. (d) The data modalities in the dataset. The dataset comprises raw data such as the original textual stimuli, eye movement data, EEG data, and derivatives such as text embeddings from pre-trained NLP models and pre-processed EEG data.

    Article Snippet: Experiment setupEquipment Experiment protocol C ha nn el s Time (s)EEG device EGI 128 geodesic sensor net Eye tracker Tobii pro glasses 3 t Raw EEG Pretrained language model Texts Eye-tracking data Raw data Derivatives Text embeddings t t tTemporal alignment Pre-processed EEG t t t Pre-processsing Data modalities a b c d C ha nn el s Fig. 1 Overview of the experiment and the modalities included in the dataset. (a) Equipment utilized in the experiment, including the EGI device for collecting EEG data and the Tobii Pro Glasses 3 eye-tracker for tracking eye movements. (b) The experiment setup.

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    Fig. 3 File structure of the dataset. (a) Eye-tracking data: Each experimental run is associated with a .rar file that contains eye-tracking data. (b) Electrode information files: These include detailed information of electrodes such as the location, type, and sampling rate, as well as information on any channels marked as bad during pre- processing. (c) EEG data and event-related files: Including EEG data in BrainVision format and event files that record marker information. (d) ICA-related files: Containing independent components in numpy format, records of removed components during pre-processing, and topographic maps of the components. (e) Text materials: Containing original and segmented text. (f) Text embedding files: Each file corresponds to an experimental run and is stored in .npy format. (g) Raw EEG data.

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    Article Title: ChineseEEG: A Chinese Linguistic Corpora EEG Dataset for Semantic Alignment and Neural Decoding.

    doi: 10.1038/s41597-024-03398-7

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Fig. 3 File structure of the dataset. (a) Eye-tracking data: Each experimental run is associated with a .rar file that contains eye-tracking data. (b) Electrode information files: These include detailed information of electrodes such as the location, type, and sampling rate, as well as information on any channels marked as bad during pre- processing. (c) EEG data and event-related files: Including EEG data in BrainVision format and event files that record marker information. (d) ICA-related files: Containing independent components in numpy format, records of removed components during pre-processing, and topographic maps of the components. (e) Text materials: Containing original and segmented text. (f) Text embedding files: Each file corresponds to an experimental run and is stored in .npy format. (g) Raw EEG data.

    Article Snippet: Experiment setupEquipment Experiment protocol C ha nn el s Time (s)EEG device EGI 128 geodesic sensor net Eye tracker Tobii pro glasses 3 t Raw EEG Pretrained language model Texts Eye-tracking data Raw data Derivatives Text embeddings t t tTemporal alignment Pre-processed EEG t t t Pre-processsing Data modalities a b c d C ha nn el s Fig. 1 Overview of the experiment and the modalities included in the dataset. (a) Equipment utilized in the experiment, including the EGI device for collecting EEG data and the Tobii Pro Glasses 3 eye-tracker for tracking eye movements. (b) The experiment setup.

    Techniques: Sampling, Marker