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The paper presents a conception of classification method of Visual Evoked Potentials (VEP) to physiological or pathological case based on power spectral parameters. The authors have verified their concept through a series of numerical experiments performed using a dedicated application. As a result of experiments, the final method provided only 4 cases of wrong classification among training data (6%) and 13 among the testing data (43%).