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Human Brain and Behavior Laboratory Center for Complex Systems and Brain Sciences tognoli@ccs.fau.edu http://www.ccs.fau.edu/hbbl.html EEG Coordination Dynamics Neuromarkers of Social Coordination E. Tognoli
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? Banerjee et al., in progress EEG & Coordination Dynamics
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Time(s) in EEG -µV 700 ms * * * * * * * * * “real”- time “recursive”- time
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Transitions and stability […]
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Transitions and stability -µV 700 ms Behavior: “real”- time EEG: “recursive”- time
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Transitions and stability
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Analyze EEG in “real” time?
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Steady-states Entrained (patterned) Dynamics Evoked responses Spontaneous oscillations Entrained responses
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Social Coordination
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t=20-40s t=40-60s t=0-20s
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Collective behavior
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Spatio-spectral patterns 16.384 sec Fs: 1000 Hz Samples: 16384 Spectral Resolution: 0.06Hz Space (scalp surface): 2D Frequency: 1D Amplitude: 1D
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1↑1↑ 2↑2↑ Intrinsic BehaviorCoordination Behavior M1 Intrinsicmotorpreparation M1 Mirror neuron activity 1 SELF 2 OTHER
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+ = ERS ERD ERD trouble
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Coupling between brains
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Summary EEG coordination dynamics: –Develop “real” time analysis of brain~behavior –Employ robust entrained responses Social Coordination dynamics: –Phi complex: for coordinated~uncoordinated behaviors –Transitions/loss of stability: changes in dynamics –Gating the influence of self and other on ongoing behavior
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Study coordinated with:
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Mu: wicket- shaped (en arceau) Topology: lateral parietal Topology: central/rolan dique Topology: posterior/occi pital Phi: triangular Alpha: sinusoidal
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Only inphase stable Antiphase and inphase stable Relative coordination
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