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A comprehensive dataset for home appliance control using ERP-based BCIs with the application of inter-subject transfer learning File File

Lee, Jongmin , Kim, Minju , Heo, Dojin , Kim, Jongsu , Kim, Min-Ki , Lee, Taejun , Park, Jongwoo , Kim, HyunYoung , Hwang, Minho , Kim, Laehyun , et al

Article Issue Date2024-02 View200
Comparisons of Auditory, Audiovisual, and Visual Modalities in Feature Domain for Auditory Brain-Computer Interfaces File

Choi, Yunjoo , Kim, Minju , Kim, Jong-su , Heo, Dojin , Kim, Sung-Phil

Conference Paper Issue Date2021-10-15 View69
Effect of Static Posture on Online Performance of P300-Based BCIs for TV Control File File

Heo, Dojin , Kim, Minju , Kim, Jongsu , Choi, Yun-Joo , Kim, Sung-Phil

Article Issue Date2021-04 View88
Effects of Emotional Stimulations on the Online Operation of a P300-Based Brain-Computer Interface File File

Kim, Minju , Kim, Jongsu , Heo, Dojin , Choi, Yunjoo , Lee, Taejun , Kim, Sung-Phil

Article Issue Date2021-02 View100
Freeing P300-Based Brain-Computer Interfaces From Daily Recalibration by Extracting Daily Common ERPs File File

Heo, Dojin , Kim, Sung-Phil

Article Issue Date2025-07 View31
Spatiotemporal Patterns in Traveling Waves during the Oddball Task

Heo, Dojin , Shin, Duho , Choi, Yeongseon , Yoon, ChaeEun , Kim, Sung-Phil

Conference Paper Issue Date2025-06-26 View5
Toward Zero-Calibration for Day-to-Day Use of Brain-Compute Interface File File

Heo, Dojin

Thesis Issue Date2023-08 View99
Use of Brain-Computer Interfaces in Different Postures for Daily Living Applications

Heo, Dojin , Kim, Sung-Phil

Conference Paper Issue Date2022-02-22 View36
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