论文信息 - Possible sources of perceptual errors in P300-based speller paradigm

Possible sources of perceptual errors in P300-based speller paradigm

Some perceptual phenomena can interfere with character identification in Farwell and Donchin's P300-based speller paradigm: attentional blink, repetition blindness and other effects caused by attentional limits. In the paper we discuss these and provide empirical evidence for one class of perceptual errors.

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