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Using adaptive autoregressive parameters for a brain-computer-interface experiment

In an online EEG discrimination task, continuous feedback was presented. The EEG was recorded during imagination of left and right hand movement and analyzed with adaptive autoregressive parameters. The parameter discrimination was fed back in form of a rectangular bar on a computer screen over a period of four seconds. An online classification result of more than 90% was obtained after a few sessions.