Abstract
Maximum entropy (ME) spectra are currently considered to be superior to spectra calculated by means of Fast Fourier Transforms (FFT) because the former offer higher resolution. However, in terms of classification of somatic evoked potentials (SEPs), FFT spectra are found to be better than ME spectra. An even better set of parameters for discriminating SEPs is the set of reflection coefficients derived in the process of calculating the ME spectra. They permit separation of SEPs obtained from monkeys with dorsal column lesion from SEPs obtained from normal monkeys, as well as distinguishing between SEPs obtained from large nerve fiber stimulation and SEPs from stimulation of all nerve fibers.
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