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The easiest way to attach the electrodes is by wearing an elastic headband across the forehead, with the electrodes placed inside. It should be snug enough to keep them from slipping out. For added convenience, the electrodes can also be sewn into the headband to avoid repositioning them manually each time. | The easiest way to attach the electrodes is by wearing an elastic headband across the forehead, with the electrodes placed inside. It should be snug enough to keep them from slipping out. For added convenience, the electrodes can also be sewn into the headband to avoid repositioning them manually each time. | ||
== | ==== Ski goggles or sleep mask ==== | ||
== Sleep | [[File:Sleep mask.webp|thumb|Sleep mask electrode setup by a polyphasic community member.]] | ||
This method involves more DIY effort, but it allows electrode placement around the eyes to collect more detailed REM data. However, keeping the sleep mask or ski goggles securely in place during sleep can be challenging, especially for side sleepers, as the electrodes may shift. This should be taken into account. | |||
== Software setup == | |||
The process of setting up the software will vary significantly depending on your operating system (assuming installation on a laptop). However, the general steps are similar and will be outlined in this guide. | |||
=== Windows === | |||
=== Linux === | |||
=== MacOS === | |||
This setup has not been tested on macOS yet, so contributions are welcome. | |||
== Sleep stage identification == | |||
== References == <!--T:3--> | == References == <!--T:3--> | ||
