The databrowser of eeprobe allows you to store the data in "experiments" and related "subjects". Using this kind of setup you will be able to perform data analysis quickly. Data from multiple subjects can be selected easily and added to the active workset. Following this, all data in the workset is analyzed simultaneously. This means that filtering data of 10 subjects is as easy as filtering the data of one subject - only with eeprobe is 10 times faster!

The average viewer of eeprobe can show differerent configurations and combine viewing traces with displaying maps. The signal inspector of eeprobe allows the review of individuall traces and has a buid-in tool for peak detection and scoring. Once the peaks are marked they can be exported to a file and stored with your averages and used for your statistical analysis.

All display settings in the average viewer are user-definable which makes the tools excellent for your research publications. Whether you want to do something as simple as increasing the line-thickness of the curves or adding text, everything is possible. Next time you try eeprobe make sure you try the t-maps to test whether two conditions resulted in significant differences.

Analysis of large data sets is made efficient through advanced scripting possibilities. eeprobe is a flexible solution for automated processing of single subject and grouped data. Scripts can be setup from within eeprobe.