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Neural sources of prediction errors detect unrealistic VR interactions

Gehrke et al., 2022

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4878811786648905366
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Gehrke L
Lopes P
Klug M
Akman S
Gramann K
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Journal of Neural Engineering

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Objective. Neural interfaces hold significant promise to implicitly track user experience. Their application in virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR) simulations is especially favorable as it allows user assessment without breaking the immersive experience. In VR, designing …
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