A brain-computer interface method for audio-visual dual-channel competition mechanism based on p300
A dual-channel, machine-interface technology, applied in the field of brain-computer interface, can solve the problems of insufficient BCI in audio-visual competition, and achieve the effect of perfect design
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[0031] The embodiment of the present invention designs a brain-computer interface (BCI) paradigm based on the visual and auditory competition conditions of the P300 signal in the ERP. P300 was first discovered by Sotton in 1965. It belongs to a type of Event-Related Potential (ERP) in EEG. It is called P300 because it is a positive potential that appears in the head 300ms after the evoked stimulus. It reflects the change of human cognitive state. If a different visual or auditory stimulus is added to a repetitive stimulus sequence, the stimulus is called a biased stimulus, and the brain is evoked to respond. The proposed scheme combines the main sensory channels of human beings with sight and hearing, repeats stimulation according to the oddball paradigm, and designs a stimulation paradigm to induce visual and auditory evoked potentials. Through analysis and comparison, it explores the visual and auditory human cognitive process.
[0032] The design process is as follows: aft...
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[0034] figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the experimental flow of the present invention. The design includes EEG electrode site selection, reference electrode placement, MATLAB-based Psychtoolbox visual and auditory stimulation output system and Neuroscan EEG acquisition system. The subjects sat in front of the display screen presenting visual stimuli, watched the letter / picture change on the computer screen, and simultaneously output audio stimuli to both ears with headphones. Silently count the number of visual or auditory biased stimuli. When counting biased stimuli, the cognitive processes of the brain are reflected in the electrical signals of the cerebral cortex, resulting in event-related potentials. The Neuroscan EEG acquisition system is used to collect the experimental EEG, and then perform data preprocessing, feature extraction and analysis, compare the difference of event-related potentials under the experimental parameters and the position difference in the ...
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