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,Electroencephalogram-based Brain–Computer Interface: An Introduction,ed on transient and steady state evoked potentials, mental tasks and motor imagery will be described. Two real-life scenarios of EEG-based BCI applications in biometrics and device control will also be briefly explored. Finally, current challenges and future trends of this technology will be summarised.

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On Mapping EEG Information into Music,lex approaches with regard to how music can be affected and controlled by brainwaves. This, paralleled with developments in our understanding of brainwave activity has helped push brain–computer music interfacing into innovative realms of real-time musical performance, composition and applications for music therapy.

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Contemporary Approaches to Music BCI Using P300 Event Related Potentials, of their quality. Instead, what follows is a basic introduction to what ERPs are, what the P300 is, and how it can be applied in the development of these BCMI designs. This description of ERPs is not intended to be exhaustive, and at best should be thought of as an illustration designed to allow th

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Emotional Responses During Music Listening,responses to music listening are briefly discussed, and their application to emotion recognition and to emotion intelligence in human–machine interaction is described. Music processing in the brain involves different brain areas and several studies attempted to investigate brain activity in relation

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Retroaction Between Music and Physiology: An Approach from the Point of View of Emotions,ween musical and physiological models. We suggest in this article an experimental real-time system aiming at studying the interactions and retroactions between music and physiology, based on the paradigm of emotions.