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Area of Science:

Neuroscience
Biomedical Engineering
Signal Processing

Background:

Accurate decoding of user intention is crucial for movement-related cortical potential (MRCP)-based brain-machine interfaces (BMIs).
Current BMI performance is limited in real-world applications due to endogenous signal characteristics.
Existing MRCP studies often use fixed spectral filters, neglecting individual subject variability.

Purpose of the Study:

To enhance MRCP decoding performance for brain-machine interfaces.
To introduce a subject-dependent and section-wise spectral filtering (SSSF) method.
To improve real-time intention decoding in complex environments like powered exoskeletons.

Main Methods:

Developed a subject-dependent and section-wise spectral filtering (SSSF) method tailored to individual MRCP characteristics.
Acquired MRCP data during self-initiated walking in powered exoskeleton environments.
Validated the SSSF method using both experimental and public (BNCI Horizon 2020) datasets.

Main Results:

The SSSF method achieved a decoding performance of 0.86 (±0.09) on experimental data and 0.73 (±0.06) on a public dataset.
Demonstrated statistically significant performance enhancement compared to conventional fixed-band spectral filtering.
Showcased successful decoding results via pseudo-online analysis, indicating real-time applicability.

Conclusions:

The proposed SSSF method significantly improves MRCP decoding performance for brain-machine interfaces.
Subject-specific and section-wise filtering captures more meaningful MRCP information than traditional methods.
This approach offers a promising advancement for real-world BMI applications, particularly in exoskeleton control.