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Detecting Interbrain Synchronization in EEG Hyperscanning with MUSE-S EEG headband
In this study preliminary results on the classification of EEG hyperscanning data acquired using MUSE-S consumer-level EEG headband are presented. Five pairs of subjects were involved and the recording protocol contained three two-person tetris game sessions alternating with relaxation periods. The
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