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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Interfaces (Physical sciences)"”.

  1. Random growth of interfaces: Statistical analysis of single columns and detection of critical events.

    … dynamics of growth and formation of surfaces and interfaces is becoming very important for the understanding of the origin and the behavior of a wide range of natural and industrial dynamical processes. The first part of the paper is focused on the interesting field of the random growth of …

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  2. Exploring Usage of Web Resources Through a Model of API Learning

    Application programming interfaces (APIs) are essential to modern software development, and new APIs are frequently being produced. Consequently, software developers must regularly learn new APIs, which they typically do on the job from online resources rather than in a formal educational context. …

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  3. P300-Based BCI Performance Prediction through Examination of Paradigm Manipulations and Principal Components Analysis.

    <p>Severe neuromuscular disorders can produce locked-in syndrome (LIS), a loss of nearly all voluntary muscle control. A brain-computer interface (BCI) using the P300 event-related potential provides communication that does not depend on neuromuscular activity and can be useful for those with LIS. …

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  4. Improving Brain-Computer Interface Performance: Giving the P300 Speller Some Color.

    <p>Individuals who suffer from severe motor disabilities face the possibility of the loss of speech. A Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) can provide a means for communication through non-muscular control. Current BCI systems use characters that flash from gray to white (GW), making adjacent character …

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