EPOC EMOTIV cognitive suite is user dependent or independent

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Published on 2013-07-01T23:03:50Z Indexed on 2013/07/01 23:05 UTC
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After working a bit with EPOC EMOTIV, i suspect that its cognitive suite is user dependent, though its other suites are not and work absolutely well in all cases.

It's use in cognitive area is wide and many such applications have also been developed. BCI CAD 3D geometry shapes are also a good example. But the main issue i want to highlight is that is it's cognitive suite depends on a particular set of data( same set always).

I want to work more deeper with cognitive suite so any help(suggestions, research papers, EEG data processing), anything which can be a great source to deal with.

Thanks!

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