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Online Inference of Human Intention as a Latent Control State from Single-Trial EEG
Human intention can be modeled as a latent internal state that modulates how sensory information is evaluated and translated into action in human-machine systems. However, most existing brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) rely on control signals tightly coupled to externally imposed stimulation and do
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