Mo Chen

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Published: 1993
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2015
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Suraj Gowda, Simon A. Overduin, Mo Chen, Young Hwan Chang, Claire J. Tomlin, Jose M. Carmena:
Accelerating Submovement Decomposition With Search-Space Reduction Heuristics. IEEE Trans. Biomed. Eng. 62(10): 2508-2515 (2015)
2014
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Junkai Lu, Mo Chen, Young Hwan Chang, Masayoshi Tomizuka, Jose M. Carmena, Claire J. Tomlin:
Design of a neural decoder by sensory prediction and error correction. CDC 2014: 6999-7004
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Young Hwan Chang, Mo Chen, Maryam Shanechi, Jose M. Carmena, Claire J. Tomlin:
A design of neural decoder by reducing discrepancy between Manual Control (MC) and Brain Control (BC). ECC 2014: 516-521
2013
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Young Hwan Chang, Mo Chen, Suraj Gowda, Simon A. Overduin, Jose M. Carmena, Claire J. Tomlin:
Low-rank representation of neural activity and detection of submovements. CDC 2013: 2544-2549

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