Adaptive Classification by Hybrid EKF with Truncated Filtering: Brain Computer Interfacing

This paper proposes a robust algorithm for adaptive modelling of EEG signal classification using a modified Extended Kalman Filter (EKF). This modified EKF combines Radial Basis functions (RBF) and Autoregressive (AR) modeling and obtains better classification performance by truncating the filtering distribution when new observations are very informative.

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