Filtering Problem
Posted: 22 Nov 2012, 02:30
Hi,
I am new to BCI and I don't have any clear ideas about the filtering in BCI2000. I am performing the P300 speller session. I followed the step by step tutorial on the wiki page of BCI2000. I was able to achieve somewhat good efficiency of 75% sometimes but most of the times its less than 50%.
The problem is I don't have any idea how these "Spatial filter", "P3 Temporal Filter" and "Linear classifier" are helpful in performing the experiment. Kindly someone provide me with the good reference material form where I can study these things.
I am using EMOTIV EPOC headset and the main problem is that it doesn't have electrodes on the center positions. The place where i can observe good P300 response is at locations P7 and O1. Now what I want to do is the software must give high priority to these two channels as compared to rest while performing the online analysis. Someone please tell me how to do this?
Looking forward for your response. Thanks in advance. Any sort of help would be appreciated.
Regards,
Habib
I am new to BCI and I don't have any clear ideas about the filtering in BCI2000. I am performing the P300 speller session. I followed the step by step tutorial on the wiki page of BCI2000. I was able to achieve somewhat good efficiency of 75% sometimes but most of the times its less than 50%.
The problem is I don't have any idea how these "Spatial filter", "P3 Temporal Filter" and "Linear classifier" are helpful in performing the experiment. Kindly someone provide me with the good reference material form where I can study these things.
I am using EMOTIV EPOC headset and the main problem is that it doesn't have electrodes on the center positions. The place where i can observe good P300 response is at locations P7 and O1. Now what I want to do is the software must give high priority to these two channels as compared to rest while performing the online analysis. Someone please tell me how to do this?
Looking forward for your response. Thanks in advance. Any sort of help would be appreciated.
Regards,
Habib