Hybrid brain-computer interface based on asynchronous parallel induction strategy
A computer interface and asynchronous technology, applied in the field of brain-computer interface, can solve the problems of difficult information transmission efficiency, insufficient mining, and long blocking time, so as to improve the classification accuracy rate and information transmission rate, and increase the available information Features, the effect of stabilizing EEG characteristic signals
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[0020] A mixed-paradigm brain-computer interface (SP-BCI) system that combines steady-state visual evoked potential (SSVEP) with the P300 component of event-related potential can simultaneously induce two characteristic EEG signals and integrate the former's high signal-to-noise ratio and asynchronous compatibility The characteristics and the latter's large instruction set advantage have the potential ability to improve the system information transmission rate. The present invention designs a new strategy in which SSVEP is asynchronously induced and blocked (induces SSVEP-B features) according to their respective frequencies and induced in parallel with P300, and then fuses SSVEP, SSVEP-B and P300 feature information for EEG classification and recognition. The off-line test results show that this strategy is helpful to improve the accuracy of BCI information recognition and information transmission rate, and the relevant research ideas and technologies can be used as a referenc...
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