GMMPLS: A novel automatic state-based algorithm for continuous decoding in BMIs

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In this paper, a novel fully-automated state-based decoding method has been proposed for continuous decoding problems in brain-machine interface (BMI) systems, called Gaussian mixture of model (GMM)-assisted PLS (GMMPLS). In contrast to other state-based and hierarchical decoders, the proposed method does not demand any prior information about the desired output structure. Instead, GMMPLS uses the GMM algorithm to divide the desired output into a specific number of states (clusters). Next, a logistic regression model is trained to predict the probability membership of each time sample for each state. Finally, using the concept of the partial least square (PLS) algorithm, GMMPLS constructs a model for decoding the desired output using the input data and the achieved membership probabilities. The performance of the GMMPLS has been evaluated and compared to PLS, the nonlinear quadratic PLS (QPLS), and the bayesian PLS (BPLS) methods through a simulated dataset and two different real-world BMI datasets. The achieved results demonstrated that the GMMPLS significantly outperformed PLS, QPLS, and BPLS overall datasets.

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Foodeh, R., Shalchyan, V., & Daliri, M. R. (2021). GMMPLS: A novel automatic state-based algorithm for continuous decoding in BMIs. IEEE Access, 9, 148756–148770. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2021.3123098

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