http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/1231706d54abda89102c6f791a071053.pdf f1fa8ad713d65b00ac48d799dc87bbfb PDF Text Text 7333603~ April 2nd, 1973 Professor: E. Efinkel and 0. Doloe, Medisinieohe Hoohsehnle Hennover. Abteiluns {fir Elia, Neurophysiologie and Exp. Heurologie. 3000 Hennover~xleete1d, Khrldwiechert~A11ee 9, Gerunny. Door Profeeaore Kfinkel and Doloe, I receivod your kind invitation to participate in the in 197%. The ides 1e tiaoly end I look forward to perticiyeting. The outline augment: that near intereete V111 be diseuneedz the technical problems of date acquisition, reduotion of EEG and etetietloel pwooeeeing, equiouent (particularly oomgutere). GEAR end «polioetions. Bone tonnes. soon :3 eoqnieition, date radiation and elolyuie. are similar for all projecte. But the epolioetion or these nethodn differ widely, whether the subjects are men or eniuele. Shoold the eonferenoe focus on issues both in men and in animals. I fear that your wish for a “smell" conference vill be unfulfilled. I autumn that your primary interest is in the application of these methods to studios in men. As you know, my eseooietes not I established a ldboretory for oomguter ennlylit of EEG in St. Louis in 1963, and a second one in New York in 1967. We next been interested for these men: your: in upgaying the methods of oooputer ennlynie to different problem: in peyohophernnoolosy. at now use our methods to obtain the neuron uiologie grortle of new oompounde (phase I peyohopharneoology ; and to moeeure the bioevnildbility (neuro~ physiolosio equivalence) of different formulations of payohotropio drugs. By these methods we hero studied clinically accepted compounds. preeuned compounds. and such eeoterio topics on eenndbie, opiates and their antagonists, and induced ueieuree (BOT). we but. devotea much tine to many technical issues. as the different analytio yoogrene (power spectre, period eaelyeie. maplitude integration, vuridbility meeluree), the problems of the tangle 01:0. etetiatioe (univnriete versus multivariate, regression vorlun dinerininete function) eta. �Profs. H. Kinkel and G. Dulce ~2~ April 2nd. 1973 the provisional aniline. I an pleasad to recommend a at pines: whare we might honiribute to the grogrnml From anubnr 2.1 Camparixon or power spectral dcnuitz, /!‘riod analysihlund amplitude analyait. 3:2 Proeaaaing EEG data ” statistical applicutions. ’ 3.1 (3.5) ‘3.6 EKG EEG clansifioaiion or psyehhnetive drugs. analysia. h.3 and k.h The ta \\ DEC - IBM 1800 statistical PD? 12 (and PD? 15). package; aonvornion come at thhne technical subjeats presented, I would recaanand that you invite my coworhar of many years. Bunmld M. shapiro,rD.B¢., fur his knowledge of camputer method: as applied to EEG. (Ha has programmed the IBM 1710, 1800, and 360/ho; also DECi'PDP 12 and 15). should run wish to have Alaq’Dr. Shapiro and I havn been instrumantal in estdhlishing a laborahary for EEG analysis at N. V. Orgauon in 03s. Bollnnd. Their oomgutor director, James Porsak, had programmnd an IBM system in Detroit, and is reiponaihle far programming the PD? 15 in 033. He is very knawiodsahla dbcut lacuna in Sectiaha 1, 2 and h at your outline, and I caauend him highly. I am taking the liberty of onelosing a few raprinxa from this laboratory which mny‘be rclevant ta your pragrsm. As you will find, the bolt is that which is at yet unpublished. and I ma dhle only to send you yrcprints. I command yen for undertaking such tn arganiaationalgthsk, I look forward to tho CEAN acutingn with great anticipation. I thank yau for yhur invitation and trust that I will hnvc an apportunity to diseual this with you on can or my trips to Europe and in tha farthhcning months. my best regards. Sincerely'ynnrn, Fink, Md). Professor of Paynhiatry Max MF/iJ Each. / � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Correspondence Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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