Decoding of movement direction using optical imaging of motor cortex
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Article accompanying a poster presentation for the 2013 Computational Neuroscience Annual Meeting. This article discusses the decoding of movement direction using optical imaging of motor cortex.
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Article accompanying a poster presentation for the 2013 Computational Neuroscience Annual Meeting. This article discusses the decoding of movement direction using optical imaging of motor cortex.
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Abstract: This study provides a computational scheme to decode intentional arm movement direction using optical imaging of the motor cortex for future implementation on a neuro-prosthetic device that enables physically disabled patients to navigate a wheelchair using brain-derived signals. To this end, we developed a signal-processing algorithm for detecting movement direction from hemodynamic signals using functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) recorded in human subjects during execution of a directional motor task.
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Tam, Nicoladie D. & Zouridakis, George.Decoding of movement direction using optical imaging of motor cortex,
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July 8, 2013;
[London, United Kingdom].
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