Long-term evaluation of a 4-class imagery-based brain–computer interface
Highlights ► Users are able to control four distinct (one motor and three non-motor) mental tasks online. ► Performance and brain patterns stayed stable over 10 weeks without BCI training. ► Fear of incompetence decreased, quality of imagery and task ease increased over time.
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| description | Highlights ► Users are able to control four distinct (one motor and three non-motor) mental tasks online. ► Performance and brain patterns stayed stable over 10 weeks without BCI training. ► Fear of incompetence decreased, quality of imagery and task ease increased over time. |
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