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hi Iamp;#39;ll show you another example on bionichaos.com itamp;#39;s a noise reduction of EEG using wavelet transforms. Iamp;#39;ll jump straight into it, this is what the front panel looks like. As per usual you can stop auto playing, select a certain segment, this one for example has higher Delta frequency, and scroll to your noise options, you can select a different channel so some channels will pick up more Delta than others, you can change your window size, Iamp;#39;ll just leave it at default, can overlay the whole spectrum and then you can turn your wavelet denoise algorithm on and off. You can turn off discrete wavelet transform but itamp;#39;s on by default and you can choose levels in the wavelet transform, you can see that Beyond 10 it doesnamp;#39;t make much difference. Hereamp;#39;s another example on another Channel and the difference between noise present and noise removed. Thank you very much Iamp;#39;ll see in the next tool
