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Machine learning methods of the Berlin brain-computer interface

Vidaurre et al., 2015

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10977279060828844925
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Vidaurre C
Sannelli C
Samek W
Dähne S
Müller K
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This paper is a compilation of the most recent machine learning methods used in the Berlin Brain-Computer Interface. In the field of Brain-Computer Interfacing, machine learning has been mainly used to extract meaningful features from noisy signals of large dimensionality …
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