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Halder et al., 2019 - Google Patents

Neural mechanisms of training an auditory event‐related potential task in a brain–computer interface context

Halder et al., 2019

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15335160558476006752
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Halder S
Leinfelder T
Schulz S
Kübler A
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Human brain mapping

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Effective use of brain–computer interfaces (BCIs) typically requires training. Improved understanding of the neural mechanisms underlying BCI training will facilitate optimisation of BCIs. The current study examined the neural mechanisms related to training for …
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