This repository is created specifically for the EEG project seminar instructed by Dr. Alexa Ruel in summer semester of 2024 at Universität Hamburg
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This repository is created specifically for the EEG project seminar instructed by Dr. Alexa Ruel in summer semester of 2024 at Universität Hamburg
Workshop on standardized Brain-Computer Interface Framework
Project 300 : Student-Parent Portal by Nayem, Hajifa and Rayhan || CSE :: Metropolitan University
For ear EEG testing and verifying
Welcome to the EEG Signal Analysis repository, focusing on the extraction of P300 signals using synchronous averaging techniques. This project aims to provide insights into the optimal number of repetitions required to reliably capture the P300 response, a crucial component in various applications such as BCIs and cognitive neuroscience research.
For my MSc dissertation, and in my role as a research data analyst, I am undertaking an analysis of electroencephalography data to investigate whether detection of the P300 neural signal can be utilised within an EEG Brain-Computer Interface to discern information from the minds of individuals, without the need for explicit communication.
This example compares the classification performance of linear support vector machine (LinearSVC) on the Riemannian Transfer Learning method (RPA, Rodrigues et al., 2018) and the golden-standard subject-wise train-test cross-validation method using real P300 BCI data.
Timeflux demos
EEG BCI Real-Time Applications: Contains real-time demonstrations of BCI applications
A tool for teaching P300 by showing the ongoing averaging process and classification
A basic demonstration how to use Python, MNE, and PyTorch to analyze EEG signal.
P300 Classification for EEG-based BCI system with Bayes LDA, SVM, LassoGLM and a Deep CNN methods
Framework for P300 wave detection and noise-based cyberattacks in Brain-Computer Interfaces - Enrique Tomás Martínez Beltrán
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