Review Article

Advances in Hybrid Brain-Computer Interfaces: Principles, Design, and Applications

Table 1

Representative hBCI applications of multiple brain patterns.

ReferenceHybrid modeApplicationClassifiersCommandsAccuracy (%)Improvements

[19]SSVEP, P300, MIHumanoid machine navigationCCA6P300: 84.6,
SSVEP: 84.1
Better commands performance in navigation and exploration
[20]SSVEP, P300Wheelchair control with stop commandSVM2>80Higher detection accuracy and low response time
[21]SSVEP, P300Target selection spellerSW-LDA993.3More effective in target discrimination
[22]SSVEP, P300Cursor controlSVM9>90Higher accuracy and better commands performance
[11]SSVEP, P300Multiple option selectionCCA, LDA4P300: 99.9
SSVEP: 67.2
Better performance and user-friendly
[23]P300, SSVEPSpellerSW-LDA3693.85Higher accuracy
[24]MI, SSVEPPlay Tetris games in MI-SSVEP paradigmLDA, CSP, CCA4MI: 87.01
SSVEP: 90.26
Higher accuracy
[25]MI, SSVEPHybrid BCI system of MI and SSVEPLDC285.6 ± 7.7Better classification performance
[9]MI, SSVEP, visual, and auditoryWheelchair controlSVM6Multidegree control commands
[26]MI, SSVEPHybrid BCI system with feedbackLDA2≥83Better MI training performance
[27]SSVEP, MIControl commandsCCA5MI: 93.3
SSVEP: 89
Better performance and easiness for users
[16]MI, P3002-D cursor controlSVM2>80Multiple-degree control
[17]P300, MIBCI mouse-based web browserSVM393.21Multidegree control with a feasible BCI mouse
[28]P300, MIBCI wheelchair with direction and speed controlLDA483.10 ± 2.12Direction and speed control