Practical assistive and rehabilitative brain--computer interfaces require subject-independent motor-imagery EEG (MI-EEG) decoders that generalize to new users under limited target-user data and constrained compute. However, held-out-subject performance can be overstated when test-subject information influences preproce...
Abdul Basit, S. Rehman, Muhammad Shafique· 0 citations
Subject-independent motor-imagery (MI) EEG decoding can exhibit subject-level failures even when average performance appears acceptable: under subject shift, a decoder can become an overconfident near-one-class predictor. This is especially problematic in source-free deployment, where target-user labels are unavailable...
Abdul Basit, S. Rehman, Muhammad Shafique· 0 citations
Supporting fine motor interaction with upper-limb prostheses demands an interface intended to be intuitive, low-latency, and robust to user and signal variability. This challenge is particularly acute when EMG signals are unreliable, as in conditions such as ALS or high cervical SCI, where EEG-based BCIs offer a potent...
Abdul Basit, Azaz-Ur-Rehman Nasir, Mathew Obsequio Ponon et al.· IEEE Access· 0 citations
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