A brain-computer interface is a device that uses signals recorded from the brain to directly control a computer. In the last few years, P300-based braincomputer interfaces (BCIs) h...
Eric W. Sellers, Peter J. Turner, William A. Sarna...
— A single biological neuron is able to perform complex computations that are highly nonlinear in nature, adaptive, and superior to the perceptron model. A neuron is essentially ...
Grid computing platforms require automated and distributed resource allocation with controllable quality-of-service (QoS). Market-based allocation these features using the compleme...
— The computational understanding of continuous human movement plays a significant role in diverse emergent applications in areas ranging from human computer interaction to phys...
Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) systems solve intricate problems by combining results generated independently by multiple computational models (the “experts”). Given an instance of a...