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The block diagram of a typical solution of brain-computer interface. 

The block diagram of a typical solution of brain-computer interface. 

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Fig. 1. Classification of man-machine interfaces. 
Fig. 2. Elements of physical interfaces that could be connected to the...
Table 2 . Summary of selected BCI systems.
Fig. 3. The brain-computer interface proposed by J. Vidal [8]. 
+11 Fig. 4. Distinctive rhythms (waves) of the EEG signal. 
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... are many methods of feature selection known that are optimized for: - increasing the effectiveness of classification, - reducing computational effort, - reducing the amount of stored data, - reducing data redundancy. A block diagram of a typical solution of a brain-computer interface is shown in Fig. ...

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