From lab to life: assessing the impact of real-world interactions on the operation of rapid serial visual presentation-based brain-computer interfaces
Muhammad Ahsan Awais,
Tomas Ward,
Peter Redmond
et al.
Abstract:Objective. Brain-computer interfaces (BCI) have been extensively researched in controlled lab settings where the P300 Event-related Potential (ERP), elicited in the Rapid Serial Visual Presentation (RSVP) paradigm, has shown promising potential. However, deploying BCIs outside of laboratory settings is challenging due to the presence of contaminating artifacts that often occur as a result of activities such as talking, head movements, and body movements. These artifacts can severely contaminate the measured EE… Show more
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