D. Papakostopoulos et Y. Gogolitsyn, OPTIMIZED AVERAGING BY ONLINE STATISTICAL VERIFICATION OF RESPONSE INCLINICAL ELECTRODIAGNOSTIC TRIALS, International journal of psychophysiology, 16(2-3), 1994, pp. 155-162
Real time statistical verification of the averaged response in many es
tablished electrodiagnostic tests may result in a substantially reduce
d number of presented stimuli thus minimising the test's duration and
reducing the overall time load on the patient examined. Furthermore, a
sufficient number of stimuli may be automatically established in an o
bjective statistical way by accounting for the response amplitude and
variance, noise amplitude etc., resulting in averages with matching si
gnal to noise ratio. A technique of real time statistical verification
of the response based upon single trial data analysis was developed a
nd verified in clinical electroretinographic (ERG) tests.