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Enhancing the Representational Similarity Between Execution and Imagination of Movement Using Network-Based Brain Computer Interfacing

2017-07-21

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Motor imagery-based brain computer interfacing (MI-BCI) as a neuro-rehabilitation tool aims at facilitating motor improvement using mental practice. However, the effectiveness of MI-BCI in producing clinically meaningful functional outcome is debated. Aside from computational shortcomings, a main limiting obstacle seems to be the substantial representational dissimilarity between movement imagination (MI) and move...

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dd25b483-dee3-538a-8596-1d7985b0f765
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10.1101/166603
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