Use cases it’s built for: neurofeedback research, real-time BCI/motor-imagery decoding, and any closed-loop paradigm needing live feature extraction + adaptive feedback + artifact correction in one pl

to study EEG signals recorded from the primary motor cortex. However, before reaching that point, I decided to proceed step by step. I have already performed the following recordings (following the o

• You complete short, guided EEG tasks (e.g. motor imagery, P300 paradigms) through the platform

EEG + sEMG platform for post-stroke motor

I have been working on a system for the collection of EEG data from participants during mental imagery tasks. I am using a Cyton+Daisy system for recording the EEG data. I have been using an LSL to re

potentially improving classifier performance for motor imagery and other paradigms.

Your Summary chart mentions 'motor cortex', yet you have no electrodes at the motor strip (C3 C4 Cz, etc.)

groups Bipolar Pre-movement potentials (motor intent) <1 Hz Low µV Ag/AgCl Motor cortex & target muscle Bipolar Fascial contractile rhythms (hypothetical) &lt

As I am into preparing the EEG dataset for Motor Imagery task, accurate, millisecond-level timing is crucial with perfectly regular timebase. While I understand that some of these issues are due to th

This motor imagery tutorial has been deprecated.

The Motor Imagery tutorial in the original post has now been officially deprecated and is no longer supported. This is due to lack of support for solving issues in this tutorial.

https://openvibe.inria.fr/motor-imagery-bci-with-common-spatial-pattern-filter/

Okay, I will add more electrodes to my motor strip, and complete the tutorial from Jeremy, thank you!!

My impression is that Jeremy only used the 'artifact' generation (teeth, blinks) as examples. He definitely goes on to train left / right Motor Imagery detection.

I am also adding more electrodes focused around the Motor Strip(since I am trying to do Motor Imagery either way).

Okay, I'll take a look at that. Right now I have the Cyton + Daisy, so I have 16 electrodes. I am going to move some of the electrodes from the frontal lobe to the motor strip(since other tutorials ha

I suggest patterning your electrode setup after ideas used in the tutorials or other BCI Motor Imagery papers.

Yup, in the modified headset, I made sure to add some around the motor strip as well. Thanks for confirming that! I'll also check out that older tutorial you sent. By the way, most of the electrodes a

Also to note, if you look at the example links, you can see that they concentrate most electrodes around the motor strip. This is where Motor Imagery classification is detected best.

Normally Motor Imagery BCI is done with using left or right hand movements. This is because the lateralization of the motor centers makes it easier to detect. Your open/close method does not have that