Figure 5From: Time-frequency optimization for discrimination between imagination of right and left hand movements based on two bipolar electroencephalography channelsMontage of electrodes. This figure shows the montage of electrodes in the two BCI competition datasets. (A) The montage of electrodes in the BCI competition IV dataset IIa [26]. The arrows between the EEG electrodes show the three possible bipolar derivation pairs for bipolar recording of C3 and C4: a, p, and l. (B) The montage of electrodes in the BCI competition IV dataset IIb [8]. The arrows between the EEG electrodes show the bipolar derivation, where ⊕ is the signal electrode and ⊖ is the reference. The distance between two bipolar electrodes forming a channel for each subject is pre-determined (for details, see [8]). Only C3 and C4 (marked by ellipses) are used in this study for discrimination between imaginations of left and right hand movements.Back to article page