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Using a chain of LVQ neural networks for pattern recognition of EEG signals related to intermittent photic-stimulation

Kugler et al., 2002

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15146168954976926736
Author
Kugler M
Lopes H
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Publication venue
VII Brazilian Symposium on Neural Networks, 2002. SBRN 2002. Proceedings.

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This work reports the use of neural networks for pattern recognition in electroencephalographic signals related to intermittent photic-stimulation. Due to the low signal/noise ratio of this kind of signal, it was necessary the use of a spectrogram as a …
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