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Performance comparison of three artificial neural network methods for classification of electroencephalograph signals of five mental tasks

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Figure 2. Timing of the protocol.
Figure 4. Wavelet coefficient for relax task.
Figure 8. Wavelets coefficient for complex arithmetic task.
Table 6. Performance using radial basis function.

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