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- who: Chin-Teng Lin from the Computational Intelligence and Brain Computer Interface Lab, School of Computer Science, University of Technology Australia have published the article: Spike-Representation of EEG Signals for Performance Enhancement of Brain-Computer Interfaces, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: A major difference in this study is that, instead of using a trained model to create artificial samples, the model is used to extract spike-representation of EEG sample and this spikerepresentation is evaluated against baseline EEG classification performance. This study had adopted these classifiers for assessing the baseline EEG classification accuracy. The . . .
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