neural-signals-101
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Beginner tutorial: ML & signal processing on neural signals (EEG) in Python — raw recordings to honest evaluation, in runnable notebooks. MIT.
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- bci · brain-computer-interface · deep-learning · eeg · machine-learning · mne-python · neuroscience · reproducibility
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