Researchers have developed a new multi-objective optimization framework for selecting electroencephalography (EEG) channels in brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). This framework aims to improve motor imagery classification by balancing spatial relevance and functional discriminability, addressing limitations of traditional single-objective methods. The approach utilizes genetic algorithms and particle swarm optimization to identify compact channel subsets, achieving classification performances of 87% on Physionet, 71% on OpenBMI, 75% on HighGamma, and 65% on BCIIV-2A datasets. This method enhances BCI performance and reduces computational complexity for real-time applications. AI
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