ArticleMedical & biological engineering & computing2025
Filter bank temporally delayed CCA for uncalibrated SSVEP-BCI.
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The uncalibrated brain-computer interface (BCI) system based on steady-state visual evoked potential (SSVEP) can omit the training process and is closer to the practical application. Filter bank canonical correlation analysis (FBCCA), as a classical approach of uncalibrated SSVEP-based BCI, extracts the fundamental and harmonic ingredients through filter bank decomposition. Nevertheless, this method fails to fully leverage the temporal feature of the signal. The paper suggested utilizing reconstructed data with temporal delay in the computation of the canonical correlation coefficient, and the different combinations of the time-delayed embedding and FBCCA were discussed. We selected the data from seven participants in the Benchmark dataset for parameter optimization and evaluated the method across all participants. The experimental results showed that only embedding the time-delayed version into the first subband (FBdCCA) was better than embedding it into all subbands (FBdCCA(all)), and the accuracy of FBdCCA surpassed that of FBCCA significantly. This suggests that the approach of time-delayed embedding can further enhance the performance of FBCCA.
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