Performance enhancement of wearable instrumentation for AR-based SSVEP BCI
Authors:
- Pasquale ArpaiaPasquale Arpaia
- Egidio De BenedettoEBEgidio De Benedetto
- Lucio De PaolisLPLucio De Paolis
- Giovanni D’eRricoGiovanni D’eRrico
- Nicola DonatoNicola Donato
- Luigi DuraccioLuigi Duraccio
- 21 April 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Measurement
- Vol. 196
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Funding Information
- MIUR
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