A dynamic P300-based BCI speller using a language model
Anca Ralescu, Mengxia Wang, Shikha Chaganti, Qiang Han · International Journal of Advanced Intelligence Paradigms · 2014
The dynamic P300-based speller adjusts the number of flashes per character according to the character’s probability of occurrence, as predicted by a language model. The speller consists of two modules: the modified P300 speller using a row-column paradigm, and the prediction by partial matching (PPM) language module. Two cases are considered, prediction hit and prediction miss, according to whether the character predicted by the model coincides with the character intended by the subject. Preliminary experimental results point to the possible advantages of the modified P300 speller which reduces total flash time, while preserving performance.