Common Spatial Pattern Patches - an Optimized Filter Ensemble for Adaptive BCIs

نویسندگان

  • Claudia Sannelli
  • Carmen Vidaurre
  • Benjamin Blankertz
چکیده

The use of an ensemble of local Common Spatial Patterns (CSP) patches (CSPP) is proposed, which can be considered as a compromise between Laplacians and CSP: CSPP reaches a robust performance with less training data than CSP, while being superior to Laplacian filtering. This property is shown to be particularly useful for the co-adaptive calibration design and is demonstrated in combination with on-line adaptation, on off-line calibration data of 80 naïve users.

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تاریخ انتشار 2011