We introduce a cognitive brain–computer interface based on a continuous performance task for the monitoring of variations of visual sustained attention, i.e. the self-directed maintenance of cognitive focus in non-arousing conditions while possibly ignoring distractors and avoiding mind wandering. We introduce a visual sustained attention continuous performance task with three levels of task difficulty. Pairwise discrimination of these task difficulties from electroencephalographic features was performed using a leave-one-subject-out cross validation approach. Features were selected using the orthogonal forward regression supervised feature selection method. Cognitive load was best predicted using a combination of prefrontal theta power, broad spatial range gamma power, fronto-central beta power, and fronto-central alpha power. Generalization performance estimates for pairwise classification of task difficulty using these features reached 75% for 5 s epochs, and 85% for 30 s epochs.
A cognitive brain–computer interface monitoring sustained attentional variations during a continuous task
A. Gaume,G. Dreyfus,F. Vialatte
Published 2019 in Cognitive Neurodynamics
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2019
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Cognitive Neurodynamics
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2019-02-08
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Medicine, Computer Science
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Semantic Scholar, PubMed
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