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A large dataset of human EEG responses to short naturalistic videos for studying dynamic visual event processing
Vision neuroscience has experienced a surge in the collection and use of large-scale datasets of brain responses to naturalistic images. However, static images lack the temporal dimension essential for understanding how vision is solved in the brain during dynamic real life settings. To facilitate t
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