Application of adaptive noise cancellation with neural-network-based fuzzy inference system for visual evoked potentials estimation.
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Yanjun Zeng | Jianhua Zhang | Haie Yin | Yinfu Pan | Y. Pan | Yanjun Zeng | H. Yin | Jianhua Zhang
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