Table 3.
Imagined speech classification methods summary (continuation).
| References | Task | Methods | Brain area and waves | Performance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arjestan et al. (2016) | Binary classification vowels, syllables, and resting state | - CSP | - All areas | Vowels: 76.6% best accuracy |
| - SVM | − 8–45 Hz bandpass | Syllables: 76.4% best accuracy | ||
| Sereshkeh et al. (2017) | Binary classification of “yes,” “no,” and rest state | - Multilayer perceptron | - All areas | 70% Average accuracy |
| - DWT | − 0–50 Hz bandpass | |||
| - RMS / SD | ||||
| Nguyen et al. (2017) | Classification of vowels, short, and long words | - Riemannian Manifold | - Broca's area, the motor cortex and Wernicke's area | - Vowels: 49% Average accuracy |
| - RVM | − 8–70 Hz bandpass | - Short words: 50.1% Average accuracy | ||
| - CSP / WT | - Long words: 66.2% Average accuracy | |||
| - S-L: 80.1% Average accuracy | ||||
| Paul et al. (2018) | Classification of three Hindi vowels | - SVM | - Broca's and Wernicke's area | 63% Average accuracy |
| - AR coefficients | − 0.1–36 Hz bandpass | |||
| - Hjorth parameters | ||||
| - Sample entropy | ||||
| Cooney et al. (2018) | Classification of seven phonemic prompts and four words | - SVM | - All areas | - Phonemes: 20% Average accuracy |
| - Decision Tree | − 1–50 Hz bandpass | - Pair of words: 44% Average accuracy | ||
| - MFCC | ||||
| - ICA |