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. 2014 Nov 10;9(11):e111157. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0111157

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Top row: ERPs for targets and nontargets at two selected electrodes Cz and PO7. The three shaded areas extract 3 discriminative intervals. Scalp maps are shown underneath using these intervals. Center: The first and second row of scalp plots indicate the ERP responses to the target and nontarget classes. Bottom row: Temporal distribution based on sgn r at two selected electrodes Cz and PO7. ERPs resulting from the self-face stimulus show stronger responses as those of the non-self face stimulus.

Inline graphic — Top row: ERPs for targets and nontargets at two selected electrodes Cz and PO7. The three shaded areas extract 3 discriminative intervals. Scalp maps are shown underneath using these intervals. Center: The first and second row of scalp plots indicate the ERP responses to the target and nontarget classes. Bottom row: Temporal distribution based on sgn r at two selected electrodes Cz and PO7. ERPs resulting from the self-face stimulus show stronger responses as those of the non-self face stimulus.