面向以主体为中心的协同适应性脑电脑接口,基于向后最佳传输

Victoria Peterson1, Valeria Spagnolo2, Catalina María Galván3

  • 1Instituto de Matematica Aplicada del Litoral, Ruta Nacional N° 168 Km 0, S3000, Santa Fe, 3000, ARGENTINA.

概括

这项研究引入了一种新的方法,用于评估运动图像大脑-计算机接口 (MI-BCI) 在协同适应性学习期间的技能. 支持性向后适应 (SBA) 方法通过适应用户并提供实时技能反来提高BCI性能.

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