“…A variety of studies such as Keirn and Aunon (1990b), Anderson et al (1995aAnderson et al ( ,b, 1998Anderson et al ( , 2006, Anderson and Sijerčić (1996), Anderson (1997), Palaniappan et al (2000aPalaniappan et al ( ,b,c, 2002, Palaniappan and Raveendran (2001), Bhatti et al (2001), Maiorescu et al (2003), Garrett et al (2003), Liu et al (2003aLiu et al ( ,b, 2005a, Wu and Guo (2003), Xue et al (2003), Barreto et al (2004), Daud and Yunus (2004), , , Rao and Derakhshani (2005), Palaniappan (2005aPalaniappan ( ,b, 2006, Huan and Palaniappan (2005), Palaniappan and Huan (2005), Rezaei et al (2005), Jiang et al (2005), Setban and Dobrea (2005), Gope et al (2005), Yan et al (2006), Abdollahi and Motie-Nasrabadi (2006), Nakayama and Inagaki (2006), , , Nakayama et al (2007), Zhiwei and Minfen (2007), Skinner et al (2007), Abdollahi et al (2007), Hema et al (2007), Hosni et al (2007), and Paulraj et al (2007) have employed this dataset. Most of them classify mental tasks to some extent, but only a few of them report the resultant false positive rate or the confusion matrix (Palaniappan, 2005a;…”