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Asynchronous brain–computer interface based on steady-state visual-evoked potential

Xia et al., 2013

Document ID: 2612688240442637679
Author: Xia B; Li X; Xie H; Yang W; Li J; He L
Publication year: 2013
Publication venue: Cognitive Computation

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Asynchronous brain–computer interface (BCI) systems are more practicable than synchronous ones in real-world applications. A key challenge in asynchronous BCI design is to discriminate intentional control (IC) and non-intentional control (NC) states. In this …

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