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Subject-independent EEG classification of motor imagery based on a dual-branch feature fusion

2022-10-19

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<h4>Background: </h4> Brain-computer interface (BCI) system helps people with motor dysfunction interact with external environment. With the advancement of technology, the BCI system has been applied in practice, but its practicability and usability are still greatly challenged. A large amount of calibration time is often required before BCI systems are used, which can consume the patient’s energy and patience and...

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b9744ad4-41ae-5183-8ae0-c4d1813619b0
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2161783/v1
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