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The decoder design and performance comparative analysis for closed-loop brain-machine interface system
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Brain-machine interface (BMI) can convert electroencephalography signals (EEGs) into the control instructions of external devices, and the key of control performance is the accuracy and efficiency of decoder. However, the performance of different decoders obtaining control instructions from complex and variable EEG signals is very different and irregular in the different neural information transfer model. Aiming at this problem, the off-line and on-line performance of eight decoders based on the improved single-joint information transmission (SJIT) model is compared and analyzed in this paper, which can provide a theoretical guidance for decoder design. Firstly, in order to avoid the different types of neural activities in the decoding process on the decoder performance, eight decoders based on the improved SJIT model are designed. And then the off-line decoding performance of these decoders is tested and compared. Secondly, a closed-loop BMI system which combining by the designed decoder and the random forest encoder based on the improved SJIT model is constructed. Finally, based on the constructed closed-loop BMI system, the on-line decoding performance of decoders is compared and analyzed. The results show that the LSTM-based decoder has better on-line decoding performance than others in the improved SJIT model.
Keyword:
Brain-machine interface
Decoder design
Off-line/on-line performance
Performance comparative analysis
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