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    Detection of Alzheimer’s Disease Using a Four-Channel EEG Montage

    Alzheimer’s disease (AD) represents the most common form of dementia, hence, its diagnosis and treatment have a heavy socioeconomic impact. Among the medical procedures for AD diagnosis, those based on biochem...

    Eduardo Perez-Valero, Jesus Minguillon in Artificial Intelligence in Neuroscience: A… (2022)

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    Performance prediction at single-action level to a first-person shooter video game

    Serious games, professional entertainment (e.g. e-sport), or the immersive simulation of critical scenarios by means of virtual reality belong to the scope of the video game industry. With implications in econ...

    M. A. Lopez-Gordo, Nico Kohlmorgen, C. Morillas, Francisco Pelayo in Virtual Reality (2021)

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    Securing Passwords Beyond Human Capabilities with a Wearable Neuro-Device

    The election of strong passwords is a challenging task for humans that could undermine the secure online subscription to services in mobile applications. Composition rules and dictionaries help to choose stron...

    Miguel Angel Lopez-Gordo, Jesus Minguillon in Biomedical Applications Based on Natural a… (2017)

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    A Mobile Brain-Computer Interface for Clinical Applications: From the Lab to the Ubiquity

    Technological advances during the last years have contributed to the development of wireless and low-cost electroencephalography (EEG) acquisition systems and mobile brain-computer interface (mBCI) application...

    Jesus Minguillon, Miguel Angel Lopez-Gordo in Biomedical Applications Based on Natural a… (2017)

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    A Conductance-Based Neuronal Network Model for Color Coding in the Primate Foveal Retina

    Descriptive models of the retina have been essential to understand how retinal neurons convert visual stimuli into a neural response. With recent advancements of neuroimaging techniques, availability of an inc...

    Pablo Martínez-Cañada, Christian Morillas in Natural and Artificial Computation for Bio… (2017)

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    First Stage of a Human Visual System Simulator: The Retina

    We propose a configurable simulation platform that reproduces the analog neural behavior of different models of the Human Visual System at the early stages. Our software can simulate efficiently many of the bi...

    Pablo Martínez-Cañada, Christian Morillas, Juan Luis Nieves in Computational Color Imaging (2015)

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    Modeling Retina Adaptation with Multiobjective Parameter Fitting

    The retina continually adapts its kinetics, average response and sensitivity to the conditions of the environment. Retinal neurons adapt essentially to the mean light intensity and its temporal fluctuations ov...

    Pablo Martínez-Cañada, Christian Morillas in Advances in Computational Intelligence (2015)

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    Towards a Generic Simulation Tool of Retina Models

    The retina is one of the most extensively studied neural circuits in the Visual System. Numerous models have been proposed to predict its neural behavior on the response to artificial and natural visual patter...

    Pablo Martínez-Cañada, Christian Morillas in Artificial Computation in Biology and Medi… (2015)

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    Real-time tone map** on GPU and FPGA

    Low-level computer vision algorithms have high computational requirements. In this study, we present two real-time architectures using resource constrained FPGA and GPU devices for the computation of a new alg...

    Raquel Ureña, Pablo Martínez-Cañada in EURASIP Journal on Image and Video Process… (2012)

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    Statistical Characterization of Steady-State Visual Evoked Potentials and Their Use in Brain–Computer Interfaces

    Steady-state visual evoked potential (SSVEP)-based brain–computer interfaces (BCIs) use the spectral power of the potentials for classification as they can be voluntarily enhanced or diminished by the subject ...

    Miguel A. Lopez, Francisco Pelayo, Eduardo Madrid in Neural Processing Letters (2009)

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    The Training Issue in Brain-Computer Interface: A Multi-disciplinary Field

    A tough question to address would be who can be considered the inventor of the Brain-computer interface. Many researchers have contributed to the evolution of this concept, from the basis conception of the neu...

    Ricardo Ron-Angevin, Miguel Angel Lopez in Bio-Inspired Systems: Computational and Am… (2009)

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    Computer Aids for Visual Neuroprosthetic Devices

    Given that vision is the sense providing most information to the human being, any affection related to it significantly reduces the quality of life of the patients. Computing is showing to be a promising appro...

    Samuel Romero, Christian Morillas in Biomedical Engineering Systems and Technol… (2009)

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    Surface Modelling with Radial Basis Functions Neural Networks Using Virtual Environments

    Modelling capabilities of Radial Basis Function Neural Networks (RBFNNs) are very dependent on four main factors: the number of neurons, the central location of each neuron, their associated weights and their ...

    Miguel Ángel López, Héctor Pomares, Miguel Damas in Computational and Ambient Intelligence (2007)

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    Increasing Efficiency in Disparity Calculation

    In this paper a trade-off between the computation effort and the accuracy of the resulting disparity map, obtained using interpolation over spatial domain, is presented. The accuracy of the obtained disparity ...

    Jarno Ralli, Francisco Pelayo, Javier Diaz in Advances in Brain, Vision, and Artificial … (2007)

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    Use of ANNs as Classifiers for Selective Attention Brain-Computer Interfaces

    Selective attention to visual-spatial stimuli causes decrements of power in alpha band and increments in beta. For steady-state visual evoked potentials (SSVEP) selective attention affects electroencephalogram...

    Miguel Ángel López, Héctor Pomares, Miguel Damas in Computational and Ambient Intelligence (2007)

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    Bioinspired Stimulus Encoder for Cortical Visual Neuroprostheses

    This work proposes a real-time bioinspired visual encoding system for multielectrodes stimulation of the visual cortex supported on Field Programmable Logic. This system includes the spatio-temporal preprocess...

    Leonel Sousa, Pedro Tomás, Francisco Pelayo in New Algorithms, Architectures and Applicat… (2005)

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    An FPL Bioinspired Visual Encoding System to Stimulate Cortical Neurons in Real-Time

    This paper proposes a real-time bioinspired visual encoding system for multielectrodes’ stimulation of the visual cortex supported on Field Programmable Logic. This system includes the spatio-temporal preproce...

    Leonel Sousa, Pedro Tomás, Francisco Pelayo in Field Programmable Logic and Application (2003)

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    Repercussions of Evolutionism in the Spanish Natural History Society

    In 1871, during the markedly libe ral environment created by the Sexennial Revolution (1868-1874), the Spanish Natural History Society (SEHN) was founded) It was established at the instigation of an active gro...

    Francisco Pelayo in The Reception of Darwinism in the Iberian World (2001)