Sources of electrophysiological and foci of hemodynamic brain activity most relevant for controlling a hybrid brain–Computer interface based on classification of EEG patterns and near-infrared spectrography signals during motor imagery

A method is described for joint use of electroencephalography and near-infrared spectrography to locate sources of electrophysiological and foci of hemodynamic brain activity during motor execution and imagination. The sources of electrophysiological and foci of hemodynamic brain activity most relevant for controlling a hybrid brain-computer interface based on motor imagery are revealed and discussed.