2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.bspc.2015.06.014
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The anterior contralateral response improves performance in a single trial auditory oddball BMI

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“…External stimuli resulted in standard EEG signals defined as event related potentials (ERPs) [17], which modifies the cortical potentials according to the external stimuli. ERPs are well established in the literature, including BMI approaches for alternative communication [17][18][19].…”
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“…External stimuli resulted in standard EEG signals defined as event related potentials (ERPs) [17], which modifies the cortical potentials according to the external stimuli. ERPs are well established in the literature, including BMI approaches for alternative communication [17][18][19].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ERPs are well established in the literature, including BMI approaches for alternative communication [17][18][19]. Therefore, in our study we instructed that the arm movement should be executed according to her will, without external stimuli.…”
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“…O método para detecção de potenciais relacionados a eventos na eletroencefalografia utilizando filtros Aquisição do sinal EEG -Os sinais utilizados neste trabalho foram obtidos de um banco de dados fornecido pelos autores do trabalho realizado por Miaomiao et al [7]. Neste trabalho [7], os autores optaram por analisar os PREs em decorrência de estímulos auditivos.…”
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“…Neste trabalho [7], os autores optaram por analisar os PREs em decorrência de estímulos auditivos. Uma tarefa consistiu em 20 repetições de estímulos frequentes e não frequentes (oddball).…”
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