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- 25 Jan 2016, 08:57
- Forum: BCI Systems - User Applications
- Topic: Wolpaw Cursor Control Regression Weights
- Replies: 2
- Views: 5486
Re: Wolpaw Cursor Control Regression Weights
We didn't mention this in the article, but there was a column of 1s in the X matrix that would represent the intercept. This doesn't matter though as the signal was normalized in real time with respect to the mean and standard deviation. One other issue- whether the intercept is 0 or not is not a ma...
- 29 May 2012, 11:36
- Forum: Data Analysis
- Topic: Using OfflineAnalysis to select control feature(s)?
- Replies: 4
- Views: 5605
Re: Using OfflineAnalysis to select control feature(s)?
Normally a spatial filter is helpful and you might consider evaluating one (e.g., Common average or surface Laplacian). The bias due to the skewed distribution of signal amplitude values can be reduced by a log transform as you suggest. See the expression filter (http://72.249.19.64/wiki/index.php/U...
- 02 Jul 2007, 11:52
- Forum: Software Development
- Topic: Mu rhythm filter
- Replies: 1
- Views: 3546
Mu rhythm matched filter
I can e-mail the source code for this (sub) module. Just contact me at mcfarlan@wadsworth.org
- 25 Mar 2005, 08:48
- Forum: Configuration
- Topic: RJB vs D2Box
- Replies: 9
- Views: 10568
The lms file should contain values when WeightUse = 1. Perhaps there is some other problem. Try running it with WeightUse = 2 (perhaps without actually having a subject attached). The adaptation also depends upon the values in row 7 of the Target Position Matrix (adaptcode). If this value is 0 (or s...
- 24 Feb 2005, 14:19
- Forum: Configuration
- Topic: RJB vs D2Box
- Replies: 9
- Views: 10568
RJB D2Box and adaptation of weights
RJB does not support weight adaptation. In fact, RJB is not currently being updated since D2Box can do the same functions and more. There is no way to specificy the code for adaptation in RJB. This is part of the target definition in D2Box. Parameter fragments are available to parameterize D2Box so ...