Mirror Neuron Study
[ recordings from 50 acute stroke patients (1-30 days post-stroke) performing motor imagery tasks of left- and right-handed hand-grip movements. Recorded using a wireless 29-channel EEG system at 500 Hz, the dataset includes raw and preprocessed data, representing the first open resource addressing left- and right-handed motor imagery in the acute stroke population. The dataset supports brain-computer interface (BCI) algorithm development and clinical rehabilitation applications.
[ sampled at 200 Hz. The dataset is designed to benchmark transfer learning and domain adaptation algorithms addressing cross-subject and cross-dataset generalization challenges in brain-computer interfaces.
[ to support neuroprosthetic applications for upper limb control. Data include 360 trials (72 per class) acquired at 256 Hz with 61 EEG channels and 3 EOG channels, preprocessed with ICA-based artifact rejection and bandpass filtering.
[, recorded at 512 Hz from 13 EEG channels using g.tec hardware with visual and auditory feedback. Data were preprocessed with bandpass filtering (0.5-100 Hz) and notch filtering at 50 Hz, achieving 80% classification accuracy with LDA and Common Spatial Patterns features.
[. Data were acquired at 256 Hz using 64 channels and analyzed using Riemannian manifold methods and relevance vector machines for brain-computer interface applications. The motor imagery paradigm employed auditory and visual cueing, yielding 5,400 trials suitable for BCI research and benchmarking.