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An Introduction to EEG Analysis Techniques and Brain-Computer Interfaces for Games User Researchers.

, and . DiGRA Conference, Digital Games Research Association, (2013)

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Modelle strukturellen Wissens für industrielle Dienstleistungen. TU Aachen, (2009)
 

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