P300-Brain Computer Interface Based on Ordinal Analysis of Time Series

A brain computer interface (BCI) is a novel communication system that translates brain signals into control commands. In this paper, we present a P300 BCI system based on ordinal pattern features. Compared to BCI system based on linear time domain features, we have shown that slightly better classification accuracies and bitrates can be achieved for healthy and disabled subjects.

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