Event-related potentials in silent speech
Event-related potentials in silent speech is a scholarly work, published in 1994 in ''Brain Topography''. The main subjects of the publication include medicine, neuroscience, electroencephalography, scalp, neural correlates of consciousness, audiology, neurology, executive functions, evoked potentials, Latency, psychology, vowel, brain–computer interface, cued speech, and event-related potential. Event-related potentials (ERPs) in silent speech using the vowel /a/ were recorded from 12 scalp electrodes and three electrodes monitoring eye and throat movements in eight subjects cued by one of two randomly lit light-emitting diodes (LEDs).