Search Results - "Ivanitsky, G A"

Discreteness and Continuity of Information in Consciousness by Baklushev, M. E., Ivanitsky, G. A.

“…This article addresses the question of how information is organized in the human mind, particularly the fundamental possibility of extracting any kind of…”
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A Model Device for Real-Time Monitoring of Cognitive Activity in Humans (the “Cognovisor”) by Tarotin, I. V., Atanov, M. S., Ivanitsky, G. A.

“…A new method for determining the nature of thoughts in real time and reflecting them in maps of the cognitive space in humans was developed. The method is…”
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Cognitive brain–Computer interface and probable aspects of its practical application by Atanov, M. S., Ivanitsky, G. A., Ivanitsky, A. M.

“…A new type of brain-computer interface was elaborated. It considers a variety of brain activity parameters to determine the type of mental operation being…”
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Central EEG rhythm associated with movement and EEG rhythm associated with spatial reasoning: are they homologous? by Tarotin, I V, Ivanitsky, G A

“…EEG rhythmical picture of subject's movement suppression and spatial-figurative task solving was examined and analyzed. Rhythms appearing during spatial…”
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High Variability of Rhythmic EEG Patterns, Intrinsic for Different Type of Thinking in Schizophrenia Patients by Baklushev, M E, Ivanitsky, G A, Atanov, M S, Ivanitsky, A M

“…It has been shown in the previously performed experiments that it is possible to "recognize" by the EEG data the type of thinking and to know what kind of task…”
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Cortical connectivity during word association search by Ivanitsky, Alexey M, Nikolaev, Andrey R, Ivanitsky, George A

“…Cortical connectivity was studied in tasks of generating the use of words in comparison with reading aloud the same words. These tasks were used earlier in PET…”
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Correlation of brain rhythms between frontal and left temporal (Wernicke’s) cortical areas during verbal thinking by Nikolaev, Andrey R, Ivanitsky, George A, Ivanitsky, Alexey M, Posner, Michael I, Abdullaev, Yalchin G

“…The aim of this study was to investigate an interaction between frontal and left temporo-parietal cortices in tasks requiring word association. A new method…”
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Violation of Assessing the Salience of Information in Schizophrenia by Baklushev, M E, Ivanitsky, G A, Ivanitsky, A M

“…The history of study of schizophrenia has more than 100 years. During all this period there was collected a lot of data on clinical picture of the disease,…”
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Recognition of mental activity-dependent EEG patterns using artificial neural network by Naumov, R.A., Ivanitsky, G.A.

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Patterns of brain rhythms while performing cognitive tasks with gradually changing properties by Roik, A.O., Ivanitsky, G.A.

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From the Conditioned Reflex to Neuropsychodynamics by Ivanitsky, G. A.

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Age differences of event-related potentials in the perception of successive and spatial components of auditory information by Portnova, G. V., Martynova, O. V., Ivanitsky, G. A.

“…The perception of spatial and successive contexts of auditory information develops during child ontogeny. We compared event-related potentials (ERPs) recorded…”
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Changes in some indices of the cardiovascular system in different mental tasks by Martynova, O. V., Roik, A. O., Ivanitsky, G. A.

“…In order to study the effects of the type of mental activity on the function of the cardiovascular system in humans, the following indices were used: the heart…”
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Neurophysiological model of cognitive space by Roik, A O, Ivanizkiĭ, G A

“…The aim of the study was to find out how EEG rhythmical patterns change with gradual changes of a degree of verbal and spatial thinking involved in the process…”
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Common and individual in EEG spectral differences while performing verbal and spatial tasks by Dan'ko, N Iu, Ivanitskiĭ, G A, Boĭtsova, Iu A, Solov'eva, M L, Roik, A O

“…It is shown previously that types of carried-out spatial-figurative and verbal-logic tasks can be distinguished by means of the trained automatic classifier,…”
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