Proposing a novel feedback provision paradigm for restorative brain-computer interfaces
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2013
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Darvishi, S.
Ridding, M.
Abbott, D.
Baumert, M.
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Proceedings of the Fifth International Brain-Computer Interface Meeting 2013: Article ID 074
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S. Darvishi, M. C. Ridding, D. Abbott, M. Baumert
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International Brain-Computer Interface Meeting (5th : 2013 : Pacific Grove, California)
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Restorative brain-computer interafces (BCIs) have been exploited by a number of BCI labs for the purpose of stroke rehabilitation. The results that are achieved with commonly used technology are rather promising, but inconsistent. In this abstract we propose a novel paradigm for restorative BCI designs, which is based on motor learning theory and the Hebbian learning rule. It is expected to enhance the degree of neuroplasticity in stroke patients.
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