Paradigms#
A paradigm defines how the raw data will be converted to trials ready to be processed by a decoding algorithm.
This is a function of the paradigm used, i.e. in motor imagery one can have two-class, multi-class, or continuous paradigms; similarly, different preprocessing is necessary for ERP vs ERD paradigms.
Motor Imagery Paradigms#
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N-class motor imagery. |
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Motor Imagery for left hand/right hand classification. |
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Filter Bank Motor Imagery for left hand/right hand classification. |
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Filter bank n-class motor imagery. |
P300 Paradigms#
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Single Bandpass filter P300. |
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P300 for Target/NonTarget classification. |
SSVEP Paradigms#
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Single bandpass filter SSVEP. |
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Filtered bank n-class SSVEP paradigm. |
c-VEP Paradigms#
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Single bandpass c-VEP paradigm for epoch-level decoding. |
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Filterbank c-VEP paradigm for epoch-level decoding. |
Resting state Paradigms#
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Adapter to the P300 paradigm for resting state experiments. |
Fixed Interval Windows Processings#
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Fixed interval windows processing. |
Filter bank fixed interval windows processing. |
Base & Utils#
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Base Motor imagery paradigm. |
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Single Bandpass filter motor Imagery. |
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Filter Bank MI. |
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Base P300 paradigm. |
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Base SSVEP Paradigm. |
Base class for fixed interval windows processing. |
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Base class for paradigms. |
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Base Processing. |