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Measuring conscious contents using EEG complexity
Measuring consciousness has been a longstanding problem. Although behavioral responses are commonly used, converging evidence indicates that they dissociate from consciousness per se. Measures of complexity applied to brain activity, such as Lempel-Ziv complexity and the perturbational complexity in
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