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Towards a Coherent View of Brain Connectivity - Journal of Neurotherapy pre-print (now with figures attached)
The attached article and references have been accepted for publication by the Journal of Neurotherapy.
The figures were attached to this article on July 27.
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Live Z-Score Training with the ANI Z DLL
The ANI (Applied Neuroscience, Inc) Z DLL is a software option that enables the BrainMaster 2.5 and 3.0 software to compute and use Z scores in real time for assessment and training.
For a current brochure, see:
For technical information, see:
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What are people saying about Z score training?
The attached and related articles provide user reactions to the new Z score training.
You may also refer to Mark Smith's workshop presentation from the 2007 ISNR Meeting:
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Z Score Comments from clinicians
Comments on z-scores are being compiled in the following article:
The following is from a recent post to a large list group, from a clinician in Germany:
I have been using z-score training for 6 months - it makes for a lot more effectiveness in certain cases - to my experience,...
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How well do live Z Scores match the NeuroGuide Z Scores?
The live Z scores are based upon a dynamic database and joint-time-frequency analysis, while the NeuroGuide postprocessed Z Scores are based upon a normative database of 1-minute averages. Thus they have different statistics, as is expected.
It is like taking one set of statistics of...
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Doerte Klein Z Score Training Planning Sheet
This sheet will help plan as well as record z score training sessions.
It was designed by Doerte Klein of Hanover, Germany.
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Z Score White Paper
White paper discussing Z Score training.
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What is the most important thing about live Z Score training?
The most important thing about live Z Score training is that it is scientific. It is based upon published research and a well-documented normative database. It uses concepts that have been proven in clinical research to lead to beneficial outcomes. It eliminates guesswork, and...
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Human Bionics ISNR 2007 Presentation
The following link is to Don DuRousseau's 2007 presentation at ISNR:
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Will z score training replace the clinician?
There has been some understandable concern that the automated training provided by live Z Scores may replace the clinician, providing a simple "plug and play" approach. We do not see this as a concern.
The clinician is first of all completely responsible for the client's...
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ANI z-score installation manual and files by Nancy Wigton
This manual and companion files were set up by Nancy Wigton. It may make it easier to install your Applied Neuroscience Z Scores.
The attached "bmz" files can be used by simply clicking on the file names, and selecting "Open". The files will be automatically...
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Z-Score DLL Initialization Problems
If you get an initialization error when starting the Z DLL, here are the possible status (error) codes:
3.1 - Return Values:
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Z score training combined with amplitude training - how it works
The question regards a protocol that trains live Z-scores and also uptrains alpha amplitude.
Is it possible that this protocol could lead to a paradox. In otherwords, alpha training might put you into a state of higher than
normal alpha amplitude/coherence, if this exceeds the Z score...
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Z-scores and Golf
During the recent Master's golf tournament, I was able to make a connection between golf scores and z-scores. This relates to the connection between instantaneous z-scores from the live DLL, and the z-scores obtained from a 1-minute or longer assessment. It is typically seen that, even...
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