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Towards multimodal BCIs: the impact of peripheral control on motor cortex activity and sense of agency

In the recent years, brain computer interfaces (BCI) using motor imagery have shown some limitations regarding the quality of control. In an effort to improve this promising technology, some studies intended to develop hybrid BCI with other …

Ensemble learning based on functional connectivity and Riemannian geometry for robust workload estimation

Context Passive Brain-Computer Interface (pBCI) has recently gained in popularity through its applications, e.g. workload and attention assessment. Nevertheless, one of the main limitations remains the important intra-and inter-subject variability. …

Riemannian Geometry on Connectivity for Clinical BCI

Riemannian BCI based on EEG covariance have won many data competitions and achieved very high classification results on BCI datasets. To increase the accuracy of BCI systems, we propose an approach grounded on Riemannian geometry that extends this …

Extending Riemannian Brain-Computer Interface to Functional Connectivity Estimators

This abstract describes a novel approach for handling brain-computer interfaces (BCI), that could be used for robotic applications. State-of-the-art approaches rely on the classification of covariance matrices in the manifold of symmetric …

Characterization of Mental States through Node Connectivity between Brain Signals

Discriminating mental states from brain signals is crucial for many applications in cognitive and clinical neuroscience. Most of the studies relied on the feature extraction from the activity of single brain areas, thus neglecting the potential …