Joy et al., 2020 - Google Patents
Multiclass mi-task classification using logistic regression and filter bank common spatial patternsJoy et al., 2020
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- 1062277976671058523
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- Joy M
- Hasan M
- Miah A
- Ahmed A
- Tohfa S
- Bhuaiyan M
- Zannat A
- Rashid M
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- International Conference on Computing Science, Communication and Security
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We proposed a classification technique of EEG motor imagery signals using Logistic regression and feature extraction algorithm using filter bank common spatial pattern (FBCSP). Main theme of FBCSP is that the signals decomposed into 5 sub band then …
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