EEG filtering with Quantum Neural Networks for a Brain-Computer Interface

Electroencephalogram (EEG) recorded during motor imagery (MI) based communication using a Brain-computer interface (BCI) is inherently embedded with non-Gaussian noise while the actual noise-free EEG has so far been elusive. This paper presents a novel neural information processing architecture which involves deploying the Schrodinger Wave Equation (SWE) to filter noise from EEG.

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