J. J. Rubio, Carlos Aviles, R. Coello, Jose Francisco Cruz, Hector Rivero
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In this paper, the signals of two eye movements (up an down) where taken with a MINDSET MS-100 system. A modified adaline, the multilayer neural network and the radial basis function networks where compared for pattern recognition of the two eye movements, giving that the modified adaline and the multilayer neural networks have the best behavior.