Distinguishing vigilance decrement and low task demands from mind‐wandering: A machine learning analysis of EEG

Volume: 52, Issue: 9, Pages: 4147 - 4164
Published: Jun 28, 2020
Abstract
Mind‐wandering is a ubiquitous mental phenomenon that is defined as self‐generated thought irrelevant to the ongoing task. Mind‐wandering tends to occur when people are in a low‐vigilance state or when they are performing a very easy task. In the current study, we investigated whether mind‐wandering is completely dependent on vigilance and current task demands, or whether it is an independent phenomenon. To this end, we trained support vector...
Paper Details
Title
Distinguishing vigilance decrement and low task demands from mind‐wandering: A machine learning analysis of EEG
Published Date
Jun 28, 2020
Volume
52
Issue
9
Pages
4147 - 4164
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