Accuracy of a P300 Speller for People with Motor Impairments: A Comparison
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Eloy Opisso | Rupert Ortner | Engelbert Grünbacher | Josep Medina | Christoph Guger | Robert Prueckl | Úrsula Costa | Markus Brückner | R. Ortner | C. Guger | E. Opisso | Ú. Costa | J. Medina | R. Prueckl | Engelbert Grünbacher | Markus Brückner
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