To investigate the optimal filter settings for pre-processing of Movement Related Cortical Potentials (MRCP) for the detection through EEG in single trial, we have proposed a novel Non-Linear Optimized Spatial Filter (NL-SF) and compared it to the Optimized Spatial Filtering (OSF) used in literature. MRCPs from EEG recordings are emphasized, calculating the optimal non-linear combination of channels which isolates the signal of interest. The method is applied to EEG data recorded from 16 healthy patients either executing or imagining 50 self-paced upper limb movements (palmar grasp). MRCPs have been identified from the outputs of the two filters by matching with a template built by averaging responses to movement intentions in the training set. NL-SF had a median accuracy on the overall dataset of 84.6%, which is significantly better than that of OSF (i.e., 76.9%). Being a filter and feasible for self-paced applications, it could be of interest in online BCI system design.
Non-linear optimized spatial filter for single-trial identification of movement related cortical potential / Mascolini, A.; Niazi, I. K.; Mesin, L.. - In: BIOCYBERNETICS AND BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING. - ISSN 0208-5216. - 42:1(2022), pp. 426-436. [10.1016/j.bbe.2022.02.013]
Non-linear optimized spatial filter for single-trial identification of movement related cortical potential
Mascolini A.;Mesin L.
2022
Abstract
To investigate the optimal filter settings for pre-processing of Movement Related Cortical Potentials (MRCP) for the detection through EEG in single trial, we have proposed a novel Non-Linear Optimized Spatial Filter (NL-SF) and compared it to the Optimized Spatial Filtering (OSF) used in literature. MRCPs from EEG recordings are emphasized, calculating the optimal non-linear combination of channels which isolates the signal of interest. The method is applied to EEG data recorded from 16 healthy patients either executing or imagining 50 self-paced upper limb movements (palmar grasp). MRCPs have been identified from the outputs of the two filters by matching with a template built by averaging responses to movement intentions in the training set. NL-SF had a median accuracy on the overall dataset of 84.6%, which is significantly better than that of OSF (i.e., 76.9%). Being a filter and feasible for self-paced applications, it could be of interest in online BCI system design.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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