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Microfiche data reduction for the EEG laboratory.

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A convenient, low cost microfiche system for the random access, storage and retrieval of EEG data is described. Some of the more important advantages of microfilm in an EEG laboratory are: enormous data reductions; reduced operating costs; simplified records handling; improved communications between electroencephalographers; and access to an expanding number of inexpensive publications and reference materials.

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E L Gibbs, T J Gibbs. 1983. Microfiche data reduction for the EEG laboratory.. https://doi.org/10.1177/155005948301400212

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