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An EOG-Based Human–Machine Interface for Wheelchair Control
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The proposed HMI provides a novel nonmanual approach for severely paralyzed individuals to control a wheelchair. Compared with a newly established EOG-based HMI, the proposed HMI can generate more commands with higher accuracy, lower FPR, and fewer electrodes.
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