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    • To introduce and evaluate a novel discrete-interval binary sequence (DIBS) for visual stimulus modulation in c-VEP BCIs.
    • To compare the performance and visual fatigue levels of DIBS against traditional m-sequence modulation.
    • To achieve high positive predictive value (PPV), low false positive rate (FPR), and high true positive rate (TPR) while minimizing visual fatigue.

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    • Developed a 4-target asynchronous c-VEP-BCI system.
    • Compared two visual stimulus modulations: maximum length sequence (m-sequence) and discrete-interval binary sequence (DIBS).
    • Evaluated decoding algorithms including CCA, TRCA, and their filter-bank variants (FBCCA, FBTRCA) with different weighting methods.

    Main Results:

    • The DIBS modulation achieved comparable PPV, FPR, and TPR to the m-sequence in online experiments.
    • Objective eye-related metrics and subjective questionnaires indicated significantly lower visual fatigue with DIBS compared to m-sequence.
    • The DIBS approach demonstrated feasibility in reducing visual fatigue within an asynchronous c-VEP system.

    Conclusions:

    • The discrete-interval binary sequence (DIBS) is a feasible and effective visual stimulus modulation for c-VEP BCIs.
    • DIBS offers a promising solution for reducing visual fatigue, enhancing user-friendliness, and promoting long-term viability of BCI systems.
    • This study provides valuable insights for developing more comfortable and sustainable BCI technologies.