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Polar Geometry of Time-Odd EEG Dynamics
Abstract Objective. Longitudinal EEG recordings vary across sessions because of electrode reapplication, referencing, recording conditions, and physiological state. We asked whether multichannel EEG contains a time-odd geometric structure that remains subject-discriminative across repeated recording
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