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document Towards a Coherent View of Brain Connectivity - Journal of Neurotherapy Final PDF Online
The attached article and references have been published in the Journal of Neurotherapy. The following link is directly to an online pdf file:      
20 Mar, 2009
document 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:    ...
15 Jan, 2008
document 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...
13 Aug, 2008
document Z Score White Paper
White paper discussing Z Score training.
02 Dec, 2009
document 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.
02 Dec, 2009
document Mark Smith's Z Score Basic Training Workshop--Protocol Designs
Protocol Designs for the Z Score Basic Training Workshop
20 Jan, 2010
document 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...
20 Mar, 2008
document 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...
02 Dec, 2009
document 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...
02 Dec, 2009
document 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...
16 Dec, 2009
document 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:        1                    ...
15 Nov, 2008
document 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...
02 Dec, 2009
document Z Score All to Target Except Absolute Power - Separate Upper and Lower limits
This design trains all Z scores to target except absolute power. The target can be biased with separate upper and lower limits.   Note:  This protocol design, and all designs provided by BrainMaster, are for demonstration and illustration purposes only.  It is the...
30 Dec, 2008
document Multivariate Proportional (MVP) Targeting - what is it and how is BrainMaster different?
Multivariate Proportional (MVP) Targeting in the BrainMaster system is a new method that combines metrics such as live Z-scores in a unique manner, to facilitate operant conditioning and neurofeedback training.  It differs from conventional multivariate techniques in that it creates...
02 Dec, 2009
document MINI-Q II with Live Z-scores protocol design
The attached design will do a whole-head Live Z-score training session using the Atlantis 4x4 and MINI-Q II. It will allow the user to train sets of 4 channels for 1 minute each, walking through the first 5 positions of the MINI-Q II, and do Live Z score training continuously during the...
02 Dec, 2009
document Live Z-Scores - how to review?
To review z-score progress, there are a variety of methods. One of the best is to use the z-score display in BReview. See for example: This is a one-session change.  We are seeing things like this to show the within-session change very helpful.  You can also flip from...
02 Dec, 2009
document Joseph Guan Z-Score Training Data Sheet
The attached sheet was developed by Dr. Joseph Guan of Singapore, and is useful for documenting z-score training sessions  Dr. Guan is with the Brain Enhancement Centre Pte., Ltd, in Peace Centre, Singapore, and is a co-author of a recent case study report, also attached to this article.
02 Dec, 2009
document Live Z-Score with Ultra Low Frequency 2 or 4 channel
The attached design will run 2 or 4 channels of live z-scores, and also reward changes in the ultra-low frequency (Slow Cortical Potential) using additional sound feedback.  It provides the standard "Mark Smith" type of PZOKUL training, and adds the SCP via. the Event Wizard. ...
02 Dec, 2009



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