Sparse Bayesian Modeling of EEG Channel Interactions Improves P300 Brain-Computer Interface Performance
Read the original on arXiv Machine Learning →The paper introduces a sparse Bayesian time‑varying regression framework that models pairwise EEG channel interactions and performs temporal feature selection for P300 brain‑computer interfaces. Using a relaxed‑thresholded Gaussian process prior, the method achieves a median character‑level accuracy of 96.4% on a public P300 speller dataset and outperforms both statistical and deep learning baselines. It also yields subgroup‑specific gains, notably for participants who abstain from alcohol, and improves median BCI‑Utility by over 10%, reaching peak throughput after only six sequence repetitions.
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