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Recently, the microstate analysis method has been widely used to investigate the temporal and spatial dynamics of electroencephalogram (EEG) signals. However, most studies have focused on EEG at resting state, and few use microstate analysis to study emotional EEG. This paper aims to investigate the temporal and spatial patterns of EEG in emotional states, and the specific neurophysiological significance of microstates during the emotion cognitive process, and further explore the feasibility and effectiveness of applying the microstate analysis to emotion recognition.
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