Brain-computer interface method and system based on real-time closed loop vibration stimulation enhancement
AssigneeSoutheast University
InventorsAiguo SONG, Wenbin ZHANG, Hong ZENG, Baoguo XU
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AssigneeSoutheast University
InventorsAiguo SONG, Wenbin ZHANG, Hong ZENG, Baoguo XU
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The present invention discloses a brain-computer interface method and system based on real-time closed loop vibration stimulation enhancement. The method includes: displaying and providing a motor imagery task to a subject, and collecting a generated digital electroencephalogram signal; reading the digital electroencephalogram signal, judging whether a preset time period is exceeded or not, performing interception if YES, and performing continuous reading if NO; performing band-pass filtering, obtaining time-frequency characteristics of the digital electroencephalogram signal through calculation by fast Fourier transform, and extracting a frequency value with highest frequency energy as a main frequency; obtaining an instantaneous phase of the digital electroencephalogram signal through calculation by Hilbert transform; generating predicted sine waves by respectively using the main frequency and the instantaneous phase as a frequency and an initial phase of sine waves, and predicting and obtaining real-time phase information; and judging whether the real-time phase is in a vibration stimulation application phase interval or not, generating and outputting a control instruction, and controlling a vibration motor to vibrate and to stimulate a sensory channel of the subject according to the control instruction. The present invention improves a signal-to-noise ratio of a brain-computer interface system, and enhances a recognition rate of a motor imagery signal.
A brain-computer interface method based on real-time closed loop vibration stimulation enhancement, comprising the following steps:
A brain-computer interface system based on real-time closed loop vibration stimulation enhancement, comprising:
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