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Performing PCA on the Laplacian transformed waveforms as a generic method for identifying ERP generator patterns also offers unique components with sharper, simpler topographies and without losing or distorting any effects of interest (Kayser and Tenke 2006).

The concise representations of sequential patterns, including maximal sequential patterns, closed sequential patterns and sequential generator patterns, play an important role in data mining since they provide several benefits when compared to sequential patterns.

The CSD creates neuronal generator patterns contributing to scalp-recorded EEG in terms of local sources (positivity that represents the current flow from the brain to the scalp) and sinks (negativity that indicates the current flow from the scalp to the brain) and thus offers insights into the anatomical origins of the scalp potentials (Tenke and Kayser 2012).

When completed, Aviary will consist of 14 online tools of varying complexity: an image editor, color swatch generator, pattern generator, vector-based editor, 3D modeler, audio editor, music generator, video editor, desktop publishing tool, word processor, painting simulator, custom image product creator, photo analyzer, and file system to store it all on.

The proposed algorithms are based on two novel local pruning strategies called LPMAX and LPMaxGenClo that are designed to prune non-maximal, non-closed and non-generator patterns earlier and more efficiently at two and three successive levels of the prefix tree without subsequence relation checking.

Such studies suggest that the neocortex is a pattern generator, producing patterns of activity regardless of whether patterned stimulation is presented.

This code generator is patterned after the Ptolemy Classic code generator where actors have template files consisting of code blocks.

In the Results section, are the authors thinking of "rhythm generator" or "pattern generator" – the multilayered model?

"The spinal locomotor central pattern generator (CPG) generates rhythmic activity with alternating flexion and extension phases.

Thus, as in other systems, NO is a tonic modulator of the central pattern generator (CPG) generating repetitive feeding behaviors.

This pattern of inhibition during TLESR is consistent with a coordinated pattern of activity generated in the pattern generator in the brainstem.