What does ERD stand for?

Event-Related Desynchronization

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In this case the change in the signal power, occuring in a given band, relative to a reference interval is calculated and parameterized as event-related desynchronization (ERD) and event-related synchronization (ERS) [7-8,12,13].

Modulated low-level electromagnetic field effects on EEG visual ...

frequency, choosing the representation, adaptive approximations and basic practical issues along with analysis of seizures, event-related desynchronization and synchronization and spatial localization of cerebral sources, then describes equations and technical details such as adaptive approximation and matching pursuit, statistic significance of changes in the time-frequency plane and details and tricks of implementation.

Matching pursuit and unification in EEG analysis

Usefulness of EEG in Describing the Cortical Control of Motor Function Event-Related Desynchronization Electroencephalography has been used for many years by neurologists as a diagnostic tool.

Answering the call: the influence of neuroimaging and ...