Motor imagery-based brain-computer interface (MI-BCI) applications in stroke rehabilitation aim to match brain activity with real-time feedback, thereby establishing closed-loop neural pathways and providing a basis for evaluating patients’ neuroplasticity changes. Thus, constructing EEG datasets under MI paradigms is...
Temporal variability limits the practical application of cross-time affective brain-computer interfaces (aBCI). Existing static feature-to-emotion mapping methods are unable to capture the dynamic changes in brain state. Here we propose a multi-level dynamic integrated perception network algorithm (MDIN), which expli...
Feifan Yan, Bo Zhang, Tao Wang et al.· National Science Review· 0 citations
Motor imagery-based brain-computer interface (MI-BCI) is used in stroke rehabilitation to match brain activity with contingent feedback to establish closed-loop pathways and provide a measure of neuroplasticity changes in patients. However, most studies assessed neural function only at pre- and post-train, thereby long...
Zhuang Wang, Yuan Liu, Shuai-Fei Huang et al.· IEEE transactions on neural...· 0 citations
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