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Jan Sosulski (1991-)

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Name	Jan Sosulski
Time	1991- (Date of birth and death)
Place	Speyer (Geburtsort) Deutschland
Gender	männlich
Academic degree	Dr. rer. nat.
Profession	Informatiker (characteristic profession)
Further information	Doktorand am Brain State Decoding Lab, Universität Freiburg Dissertation 2024, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Technische Fakultät
Source	FreiDok plus
Record type	Person
GND-Identifier	1204523436
Record ID	1204523436
Involved in show all Rapidly adapting machine learning methods for brain-computer interfaces Introducing block-Toeplitz covariance matrices to remaster linear discriminant analysis for event-related potential brain–computer interfaces Improving covariance matrices derived from tiny training datasets for the classification of event-related potentials with linear discriminant analysis Manipulating single-trial motor performance in chronic stroke patients by closed-loop brain state interaction Improving Covariance Matrices Derived from Tiny Training Datasets for the Classification of Event-Related Potentials with Linear Discriminant Analysis

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Jan Sosulski (1991-)

Rapidly adapting machine learning methods for brain-computer interfaces

Introducing block-Toeplitz covariance matrices to remaster linear discriminant analysis for event-related potential brain–computer interfaces

Improving covariance matrices derived from tiny training datasets for the classification of event-related potentials with linear discriminant analysis

Manipulating single-trial motor performance in chronic stroke patients by closed-loop brain state interaction

Improving Covariance Matrices Derived from Tiny Training Datasets for the Classification of Event-Related Potentials with Linear Discriminant Analysis