Investigation of Visual Stimulus With Various Colors and the Layout for the Oddball Paradigm in Evoked Related Potential-Based Brain–Computer Interface
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Xingyu Wang | Andrzej Cichocki | Jing Jin | Yong Jiao | Miaoji Guo | A. Cichocki | Xingyu Wang | Jing Jin | Miaoji Guo | Yong Jiao
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