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Toward self-paced brain–computer communication: navigation through virtual worlds

Scherer et al., 2008

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8786841677352310974
Author
Scherer R
Lee F
Schlogl A
Leeb R
Bischof H
Pfurtscheller G
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IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering

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The self-paced control paradigm enables users to operate brain-computer interfaces (BCI) in a more natural way: no longer is the machine in control of the timing and speed of communication, but rather the user is. This is important to enhance the usability, flexibility …
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