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Published in final edited form as: IEEE Trans Neural Syst Rehabil Eng. 2005 Sep;13(3):325–334. doi: 10.1109/TNSRE.2005.850423

TABLE II.

Results of experiment II. For each subject, columns report the following values. Column 2: number of TR signals generated by the EMG game ((1)); column 3–4: number of times υ_y exceeded υ_TF1-υ_TH2; column 5–6: number of times υ_t exceeded υ_TH1−υ_TH2; column 7–10: number of times d1_υy, d2_υy, d1_υt, and d2_υt was negative and average value (in seconds). This data was obtained with M = M_d = 100, P = P_d = 120, α = α_d = 3 (d = 1,…,4). The values were calculated on a total of 40 trials and in the intervals [t_start − t_wait] of each time slot (see Fig. 3). Triggering signals based on υ_t are generated more easily (e.g., compare column 5 with columns 2 and 3) and quickly (e.g., compare column 9 with column 7) than EMG and υ_y triggering signals

Subj.	EMG	υ_y, υ_TH1	υ_y, υ_TH2	υ_t, υ_TH1	υ_y, υ_TH2	d1_vy	d2_vy	d1_vt	d2_vt
Subj. 3	40	40	40	40	40	12, −0.057	27, −0.059	11, −0.058	26, −0.061
Pat. 6	26	40	37	40	40	6, −0.281	10, −0.270	2, −0.310	3, −0.395
Pat. 7	40	35	32	40	39	6, −0.451	7, −0.436	2, −0.089	2, −0.195