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TMS-EEG datasets from the study <br><br> Railo H., Tuominen J., Kaasinen V., & Pesonen, H. (2017). Dynamic changes in cortical effective connectivity underlie transsaccadic integration in humans. *Cerebral Cortex, 27*(7), 3609–3617 . <br><br> The datasets are in eeglab (v13.4.4b) format. The TMS-pulse artefact has been removed (5 ms with interpolation) and the data resampled to 500 Hz. The data has not been filtered (nor has the DC-recording offset been removed). <br><br> The data contains the following markers: <br> 1 = TMS pulse<br> 2 = no TMS trial (the marker shows the time point where TMS-pulses were presented in TMS-trials)<br> 6 = redundant marker; no stimulus etc. was presented here<br> 10 = go-trial (e.g. make saccade) with TMS<br> 20 = no-go trial (do not make saccade) with TMS<br> 30 = go-trial withot TMS<br> 99 = fixation point<br>
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