Dear Prof Bernhard
Thank you for your valuable information professor
I have read about various BCI's control methods like evoked
response,steady state visual evoked,slow cortical potential
drifts,oscillatory sensorimotor ,hemispheric specialised mental
activities etc
But as you said they involve complex signal processing algorithms.I am
learning these algorithms but due to higher difficulty level at my
stage it is taking time to understand the procedures involved in them.
So as you suggested i should first start with simple ones
learning these thought control methods in mean time.So i thought
to control a BCI using physical activities and then mental ones.
Please suggest me how to go about it then??
Am i right in thinking to first do it with signals produced due
to physical movements and then thought ones??
Which signal ( and where)should i use so that i may be able to
detect and discriminate these( I am familiar with the signal processing
fundamentals)
Awaiting reply
Regards
Anish Mittal
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