Epoched
Epoched refers to the state or process of dividing continuous data into discrete segments, called epochs, typically centered around events or time points. Each epoch represents a short window of data, enabling analysis of responses that are tied to specific stimuli, trials, or moments in time.
In neuroscience and psychophysiology, epoched data is standard in EEG and MEG analysis, where recordings are
The typical workflow for epoched data includes selecting an epoch window, identifying event markers, and extracting
Key considerations include the choice of epoch length, the baseline period used for correction, and padding
In addition to neuroscience, epoched data concepts appear in other fields that rely on time references or