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A wavelet-based time-frequency analysis approach for classification of motor imagery for brain-computer interface applications
Lei Qin, Bin He
Biomedical Engineering
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Brain-computer Interface
100%
Motor Imagery
100%
Wavelet Basis
100%
Time-frequency Analysis
100%
Electroencephalogram
66%
Motor Imagery Task
66%
Electrodes Pair
66%
Human Subjects
33%
Classification Accuracy
33%
Control Signal
33%
Input Signals
33%
Electroencephalography
33%
Goods Classification
33%
Weighted Energy
33%
Energy Difference
33%
Event-related Desynchronization
33%
Wavelet Decomposition
33%
Synchronization Phenomena
33%
Symmetric Electrode
33%
Imaginary Movements
33%
Time-frequency Distribution
33%
Engineering
Brain-Computer Interface
100%
Motor Imagery
100%
Time Frequency Analysis
100%
Input Signal
33%
Energy Difference
33%
Wavelet Decomposition
33%
Control Signal
33%
Neuroscience
Brain-Computer Interface
100%
Electroencephalogram
100%