Sarah Power

Associate Professor

Memorial University of Newfoundland

Canada

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Sarah Power is an Associate Professor at Memorial University of Newfoundland in Canada. Her research interests include EEG-based classification techniques, mental workload assessment, and the effects of stress on sensory processing. She has contributed to the field through articles examining various aspects of auditory and visual processing, brain-computer interfaces, and skill acquisition indicators.

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2024

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2020

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Sarah Power

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Articles (8)

EEG-based hierarchical classification of level of demand and modality of auditory and visual sensory processing

k-Fold Cross-Validation Can Significantly Over-Estimate True Classification Accuracy in Common EEG-Based Passive BCI Experimental Designs: An Empirical Investigation

EEG-based detection of modality-specific visual and auditory sensory processing

Simultaneous Classification of Both Mental Workload and Stress Level Suitable for an Online Passive Brain–Computer Interface

Investigating hierarchical and ensemble classification approaches to mitigate the negative effect of varying stress state on EEG-based detection of mental workload level - and vice versa

Toward a Subject-Independent EEG-Based Neural Indicator of Task Proficiency During Training

EEG-based detection of mental workload level and stress: the effect of variation in each state on classification of the other

Investigation of an EEG-based Indicator of Skill Acquisition as Novice Participants Practice a Lifeboat Maneuvering Task in a Simulator

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