Hacking the brain: How the electric potentials in our brain can be processed to control a machine

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DC Student Research Days
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Author (aut): Kaur, Ishadeep
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The purpose of this study was to use brain activity samples to develop a machine learning algorithm to control an external object. The brain activity was recorded using OpenBCI equipment and processed using a MATLAB toolbox EEGLAB. The poster describes the different steps involved in processing the raw EEG signals.
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Douglas College Student Research Days (2020)
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EEG
BCIs (Brain-computer interfaces)
Machine learning

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Kaur, Ishadeep. “Hacking the brain: How the electric potentials in our brain can be processed to control a machine, Hacking the brain: How the electric potentials in our brain can be processed to control a machine”. Posters. DC Student Research Days. Handle placeholder.
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