Towards Optimal Recording and Analysis of the Mismatch Negativity

Overview

Journal Audiol Neurootol

Publisher Karger

Specialties Otorhinolaryngology
Psychiatry

Date 2000 Jun 22

PMID 10859418

Citations 20

Authors

J Sinkkonen

M Tervaniemi

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Abstract

In this paper, the conceptual and practical issues related to the measurement of mismatch negativity (MMN) are discussed from the viewpoint of cost-efficiency. First, various criteria for efficiency or optimality of measurements are described, including reliability and signal-to-noise ratio. Then a critical look is taken at some currently used concepts and data analysis methods. Practical guidelines for the measurement and analysis of MMN are given, complementing the earlier reviews on the subject. Finally, reliability studies on MMN are critically reviewed.

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