The P300-Based Visual Speller for People with ALS: Insights from Initial Evaluations
Document Type
Presentation
Publication Date
6-1-2010
Description
Most healthy young people can use a visual P300-based speller in a controlled laboratory setting1. Previous studies in people with severe disabilities have been limited to relatively small populations [2,3,4] or have been in populations with a variety of different disorders [5,6]. Here, we evaluate the performance of a larger population of people severely disabled by ALS. We sought to identify factors that affect performance and methods for improving performance. The study is part of a program that is providing the P300 speller for long-term independent home use.
Location
Asilomar, CA
Citation Information
McCane, Lynn; Mak, Joseph; Vaughan, Theresa; McFarland, Dennis; Tenterromano, Laurra; Zeitlin, Debra; Tsui, Phillippa; Sellers, Eric W.; Townsend, George; Carmack, Steve; and Wolpaw, Jonathan, "The P300-Based Visual Speller for People with ALS: Insights from Initial Evaluations" (2010). ETSU Faculty Works. 935.
https://dc.etsu.edu/etsu-works-2/935