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Brain-Computer Interfaces for Children: A Comparative Study of Five Common EEG-based Paradigms

2023-04-25

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<h4>Background: </h4> Quadriplegic cerebral palsy (QCP), the most severe form of cerebral palsy (CP), affects millions of individuals worldwide. Children with QCP often have intact cognitive function but face challenges in communication or interaction with their environments, which may result in a condition similar to "locked-in syndrome." Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) hold potential to help, but pediatric BCI...

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58cd854e-152f-5af3-8489-64513130c03e
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2836229/v1
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