The repeated-stimulus confound, where models are trained and tested on repeated presentations of identical stimuli, inflates reported EEG decoding accuracies by an estimated 4.46 to 7.42 percent.
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The Repeated-Stimulus Confound in Electroencephalography
The repeated-stimulus confound, where models are trained and tested on repeated presentations of identical stimuli, inflates reported EEG decoding accuracies by an estimated 4.46 to 7.42 percent.