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Mu wave

The sensorimotor mu rhythm, also known as mu wave, comb or wicket rhythms or arciform rhythms, are synchronized patterns of electrical activity involving large numbers of neurons, probably of the pyramidal type, in the part of the brain that controls voluntary movement. These patterns as measured by electroencephalography (EEG), magnetoencephalography…

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Mu wave

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Mu wave

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related to Brain–Computer Interfaces · 16
Mu wave → ALS, BCI, BCIs, Brain, ECoG, EEG, ERD, ERS, Few, In, One, Some, The ERD, This, Users, When
related to Development · 15
Mu wave → Causal, Hz, In, Just, Learning, Mimicking, Mu, Rolandic, Sharing, The, There, These, This, Understanding, While
related to Autism · 10
Mu wave → Autism, EEGs, Furthermore, In, Other, Ramachandran, Scientists, These, This, While
related to Mirror neurons · 9
Mu wave → EEG, Mu, Some, Studies, Tests, The, There, These, This
related to Brain waves · 8
Mu wave → Alpha, Beta, Delta, Gamma, Hz, Mu, SMR, Theta
related to history · 7
Mu wave → EEG, Further, Henri Gastaut, In, Mu, The, These

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sounds or sightsinstance ofA resting oscillation becomes suppressed during the observation of sensory information0.80text
usually within the frontoparietalinstance ofA resting oscillation becomes suppressed during the observation of sensory information0.80text
motorized wheelchairsinstance ofBCIs are intended to help them to communicate or even move objects0.80text
neuroprosthesesinstance ofBCIs are intended to help them to communicate or even move objects0.80text
or robotic grasping toolsinstance ofBCIs are intended to help them to communicate or even move objects0.80text
Mu waverelated to AutismAutism0.60section
Mu waverelated to AutismIn0.60section
Mu waverelated to AutismThis0.60section
Mu waverelated to AutismRamachandran0.60section
Mu waverelated to AutismWhile0.60section
Mu waverelated to AutismFurthermore0.60section
Mu waverelated to AutismScientists0.60section

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