ERP

17 papers with code • 0 benchmarks • 0 datasets

Classification of examples recorded under the Event-Related Potential (ERP) paradigm, as part of Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI).

A number of ERP datasets can be downloaded using the MOABB library: ERP datasets list

Most implemented papers

NEAR - Newborns EEG Artifact Removal

vpKumaravel/NEAR Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience special édition 2022

We propose Newborn EEG Artifact Removal (NEAR), a pipeline for EEG artifact removal designed explicitly for human newborns.

End-to-end P300 BCI using Bayesian accumulation of Riemannian probabilities

timeflux/demos 15 Mar 2022

In brain-computer interfaces (BCI), most of the approaches based on event-related potential (ERP) focus on the detection of P300, aiming for single trial classification for a speller task.

Learning Local Implicit Fourier Representation for Image Warping

jaewon-lee-b/ltew 5 Jul 2022

In this paper, we propose a local texture estimator for image warping (LTEW) followed by an implicit neural representation to deform images into continuous shapes.

Recursive Estimation of User Intent from Noninvasive Electroencephalography using Discriminative Models

nik-sm/bci-disc-models 29 Oct 2022

We study the problem of inferring user intent from noninvasive electroencephalography (EEG) to restore communication for people with severe speech and physical impairments (SSPI).

OSRT: Omnidirectional Image Super-Resolution with Distortion-aware Transformer

fanghua-yu/osrt CVPR 2023

Omnidirectional images (ODIs) have obtained lots of research interest for immersive experiences.

Distortion-aware Transformer in 360° Salient Object Detection

yjzhao19981027/datformer 7 Aug 2023

The first is a Distortion Mapping Module, which guides the model to pre-adapt to distorted features globally.

Mining Java Memory Errors using Subjective Interesting Subgroups with Hierarchical Targets

remilyoucef/sca-miner 1 Oct 2023

To achieve this, we design a pattern syntax and a quality measure that ensure the identified subgroups are relevant, non-redundant, and resilient to noise.