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Static versus dynamic decoding algorithms in a non-invasive body–machine interface

Seáñez-González et al., 2016

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7810102795849685614
Author
Seáñez-González I
Pierella C
Farshchiansadegh A
Thorp E
Abdollahi F
Pedersen J
Mussa-Ivaldi F
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IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering

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In this study, we consider a non-invasive body-machine interface that captures body motions still available to people with spinal cord injury (SCI) and maps them into a set of signals for controlling a computer user interface while engaging in a sustained level of mobility and …
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