Simulation Results

In this simulation, the SSVEP templates generated by the proposed stimulus-stimulus method (without using calibration data of target stimuli) is compared with

  • SSVEP templates without using calibration data of target stimuli

    • Sine-cosine signals (CCA [1])

    • SSVEP templates generated by the superposition theory based SSVEP signal model (tlCCA [2])

  • SSVEP templates using calibration data of target stimuli

    • Averaged signals (eCCA [3])

Comparisons of classification accuracy and ITR of porposed method and other methods without using calibration data of target stimuli

https://github.com/pikipity/Stimulus-stimulus_transfer_based_on_time-frequency-joint_representation_SSVEP_BCIs/blob/main/ITR_Acc_Summary/ITR_summary_nocalibration_random_8.png?raw=true https://github.com/pikipity/Stimulus-stimulus_transfer_based_on_time-frequency-joint_representation_SSVEP_BCIs/blob/main/ITR_Acc_Summary/Acc_summary_nocalibration_random_8.png?raw=true

Comparisons of classification accuracy and ITR of porposed method and method using calibration data of target stimuli

https://github.com/pikipity/Stimulus-stimulus_transfer_based_on_time-frequency-joint_representation_SSVEP_BCIs/blob/main/ITR_Acc_Summary/ITR_summary_calibration_random_8.png?raw=true https://github.com/pikipity/Stimulus-stimulus_transfer_based_on_time-frequency-joint_representation_SSVEP_BCIs/blob/main/ITR_Acc_Summary/Acc_summary_calibration_random_8.png?raw=true

Individual maximum ITR

https://github.com/pikipity/Stimulus-stimulus_transfer_based_on_time-frequency-joint_representation_SSVEP_BCIs/blob/main/ITR_Acc_Summary/ITR_max_compare_all_8.png?raw=true

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