A Straightforward Approach to fNIRS Channel Selection for Distinguishing Mental States from Resting States: Effective in both Subject-Dependent and Subject-Independent Classification Models

Frontiers in Biomedical Technologies · Published 2026-01-27 · DOI 10.18502/fbt.v13i1.20780

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