Avalanche length and activation differences between rest and motor imagery predicted one-session-ahead BCI success in 20 healthy users, with best-case reported accuracy of 91 percent after ROI selection.
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Neuronal avalanches as a predictive biomarker of BCI performance: towards a tool to guide tailored training program
Avalanche length and activation differences between rest and motor imagery predicted one-session-ahead BCI success in 20 healthy users, with best-case reported accuracy of 91 percent after ROI selection.