Data Processing in Brain Control Interface Application
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Brain Computer Interface (BCI) is an innovation that help people with impairment to do their daily activities. BCI processed its data through several processes such as pre-processing, feature extraction, and classification. This review paper provide the process that mostly used by researchers.
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