ℓ1-Penalized Linear Mixed-Effects Models for BCI
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摘要
A recently proposed novel statistical model estimates population effects and individual variability between subgroups simultaneously,
by extending Lasso methods. We apply this ℓ1-penalized linear regression mixed-effects model to a large scale real world problem: by exploiting a large set of brain computer
interface data we are able to obtain a subject-independent classifier that compares favorably with prior zero-training algorithms.
This unifying model inherently compensates shifts in the input space attributed to the individuality of a subject. In particular
we are now able to differentiate within-subject and between-subject variability. A deeper understanding both of the underlying statistical and physiological structure of the data is gained.
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