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2015
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Qasem T. Obeidat, Tom A. Campbell, Jun Kong:
Introducing the Edges Paradigm: A P300 Brain-Computer Interface for Spelling Written Words. IEEE Trans. Hum. Mach. Syst. 45(6): 727-738 (2015)
2011
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Ahmad Jawdat, Qasem Obeidat, Alaa Aljanaby:
On The Design of User Experience Based Persuasive Systems. Comput. Inf. Sci. 4(4): 90-99 (2011)

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Qasem T. Obeidat, Tom A. Campbell, Jun Kong:
The zigzag paradigm: a new P300-based brain computer interface. ICMI 2013: 205-212
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Ahmad Jawdat, Qasem Obeidat, Alaa Aljanaby:
Towards User Experience Based Persuasive Systems. DEIS 2011: 296-307

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