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fNIRS Artifact Removal Using Selective Source Separation

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Abstract

Selective source separation is applied to fNIRS signals, followed by targeted filtering of artifacts only within relevant sources. Then, the filtered signal is reconstructed from the filtered sources with minimal distortion and high fidelity.

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