Figure 1. Electrode Region
Figure 2. Brain Connectivity Using EEG Cross-Line Mapping Analysis. a) resting status, b) symmetry task-physical practice, c) symmetry task-mental practice, d) asymmetry task-physical practice, e) asymmetry task-mental practice
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