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Brain Computer Interface Development Based on Recurrent Neural Networks and ANFIS Systems

Morales-Flores et al., 2013

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12490082465867697840
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Morales-Flores E
Ramírez-Cortés J
Gómez-Gil P
Alarcón-Aquino V
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Soft Computing Applications in Optimization, Control, and Recognition

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Abstract Brain Computer Interfaces (BCI) is the generic denomination of systems aiming to establish communication between a human being and an automated system, based on the electric brain signals detected through a variety of modalities. Among these …
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