VirtualEEG at Indiana University

Virtual EEG at Indiana University

The VirtualEEG program is a software tool that allows the user to analyze a pre-existing dataset collected from a large number of observers and pictures. You can address fundamental questions relating to how the brain perceives different categories of pictures, and how consciousness evolves over time. To get started, download the appropriate version for your computer from the list below, or use the online version.

Java-based versions of the VirtualEEG program:

Java-Based VirtualEEG for PC Download this java application, which is an .exe file that is safe to download. It has been virus checked, and you will need java from Java.com

Java-Based VirtualEEG for Mac pre MacOS 10.15 Download this java application, which is a zip file that uncompresses to a mac application.

Java-Based VirtualEEG for Mac MacOS 10.15 Download this java application, which is a zip file that uncompresses to a mac application.

Disclaimer: Note that on macOS, you will have to right-click on the application and select open, and it will complain that this is from an unidentified developer. It is ok to open, however. If you do not see that option, you can adjust your system settings to run this application, as discussed here: https://macpaw.com/how-to/allow-apps-anywhere#:~:text=Go%20to%20System%20Preferences%20%3E%20Security%20%26%20Privacy%20%3E%20General.,download%20any%20and%20all%20apps

The movie below explains how this program works (click the play button in the lower left corner). Requires Adobe Flash.

The quicktime version of this movie is here.

Additional Information:

Video introduction to the VirtualEEG program. This Quicktime movie demonstrates more features about the VirtualEEG program. You will need quicktime from apple, which you can get here: apple.com/quicktime

EEG Interpretation.pdf This document explains how to interpret the different locations of channels on the head.

The original web-based versions of the VirtualEEG program has been replaced with the Java version above, and is no longer available.

The Mind Project.

Cognitive Science at Indiana University.