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Motor imagery task discrimination using wide-band frequency spectra with Slepian tapers.
M. Kamrunnahar
, A. Geronimo
Department of Neurosurgery
Penn State Neuroscience Institute
Center for Neural Engineering
Department of Neurology
Engineering Science and Mechanics
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Motor Imagery Task
100%
Task Discrimination
100%
Wideband Frequency
100%
Slepian
100%
Spectrum Feature
75%
Electroencephalography
50%
Spectral Features
50%
Discrimination Power
50%
Multitaper Spectral Analysis
50%
Task Interdependence
25%
Confidence Level
25%
Electrodeposition
25%
Hand Movement
25%
Human Scalp
25%
Brain-computer Interface
25%
Motor Imagery
25%
Sensory Information
25%
Nave Bayesian
25%
Bayesian Classifier
25%
Movement Imagery
25%
Arrow Cues
25%
Better Performance
25%
Computer Science
Frequency Spectrum
100%
Spectral Feature
50%
electrode
50%
Computer Interface
25%
Sensory Information
25%
Confidence Level
25%
Bayesian Classifier
25%
Neuroscience
Electroencephalography
100%
Brain-Computer Interface
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Broadband
100%
electrode
50%