The Influence of Training on the Construction of Evoked Potentials during Visual Stimulation

The present study compared evoked potentials in two groups of people with visual stimulation using a bistable image (Necker cube). The first group consisted of people who had seen this bistable image many times in various previous tests. The second group consisted of people passing the test with a bistable image for the first time. During the experiment, the subject was shown a large number of cubes with different intensities of the inner faces. For each cube, the subject had to determine its orientation (left or right) and press the corresponding button on the remote control. For the processing of evoked potentials, a new method of automatic labeling by amplitudes and latency times of the evoked potential components was used. The features of the formation of evoked potentials for these two experimental groups were shown.