known or explorable brain mechanisms, one might argue that at this early stage of the work it would be more desirable to simply report the quantitative findings, leaving unanswerable questions about ultimate causality for later discussion (see below). The first EEG 4(+) was rep...
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…os and deterministic versus stochastic nonlinear modeling. J. Royal. Stat. Soc. 54B:303-328 Casdagli, M.C., lasemidis, L.D., Savit, R.S., Gilmore, R.L., Roper, S.N., Sacklellares, J.C. (1997) Non-linearity in invasive EEG recordings from patients with temporal lobe epilepsy. E...