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48 results for EEG phase synchronisation

New method shows stable phase synchronised patterns in EEG signals during face perception tasks.

problem Traditional phase synchronisation measures do not capture temporal evolution.
method Proposes a new method to identify synchrostates, small sets of unique phase synchronised patterns.
result Consistent existence of synchrostates in multi-channel EEG recordings across different subject groups.

Boosts models to detect synchronisation between EEG and EMG data.

problem Understanding the functional relationship between EEG and EMG during emotion episodes.
method Applied historical function-on-function regression models with gradient boosting algorithm.
result Improved models for detecting synchronisation in bioelectrical signals.

ConvNets learn to represent EEG features hierarchically, with phase and amplitude sensitivity at different stages.

problem Understanding how ConvNets interpret EEG signals.
method Investigation of spectral feature representation in ConvNets through intermediate stages.
result ConvNets learn to specialize in different EEG frequency bands and detect complex oscillatory patterns.

New method synchronizes partial permutations using non-negative factorizations.

problem Synchronizing partial multi-matchings in a cycle-consistent manner.
method Non-negative factorization approach with spectral relaxation and rotation scheme.
result Guaranteed cycle-consistent results compared to existing methods.

Most of the analytical techniques used in the business cycle synchronisation literature rely upon the estimation of an empirical correlation matrix of time series data of macroeconomic aggregates, real GDP usually being the key variable. But the small number of available observations and small number of economies mean …

2008-07-11abs ↗pdf ↗

Study finds PLI functional connectivity feature superior for depression recognition.

problem Effective detection of depression remains a public health challenge.
method Resting state EEG data collected from MDD and normal controls; various feature types and selection methods evaluated.
result PLI functional connectivity feature superior to linear and nonlinear features; highest classification accuracy 82.31%.

New algorithm finds sparse matrices on Stiefel manifold for optimisation.

problem Finding sparse matrices on Stiefel manifold for optimisation.
method Modified Orthogonal Iteration algorithm for sparse global optimality.
result Proposed method finds globally optimal sparse Stiefel matrices.

DPI quantifies phase differences in 1D and multidimensional signals using Riesz transform.

problem Quantifying phase differences in signals of varying dimensions.
method Riesz transform framework for harmonic analysis.
result DPI detects hypersynchronization and subtle changes in images and artworks.

A wearable ear-EEG sensor monitors sleep patterns without patient involvement.

problem Monitoring sleep patterns without patient inconvenience or medical specialist involvement.
method Unobtrusive in-ear sensor for recording ear-EEG, using SEF and MSFE for classification.
result Achieved accuracies ranging from 78.5% to 95.2% for ear-EEG labels predicted from ear-EEG, and 76.8% to 91.8% for scalp-EEG labels predicted from ear-EEG.

Scoping review finds EEG key in MCI research, identifying ERP/EEG, QEEG, and machine learning.

problem Identifying MCI early and accurately.
method Scoping review with co-occurrence analysis and PAGER framework.
result Main research themes identified: ERP/EEG, QEEG, and EEG-based machine learning.

The alignment of a set of objects by means of transformations plays an important role in computer vision. Whilst the case for only two objects can be solved globally, when multiple objects are considered usually iterative methods are used. In practice the iterative methods perform well if the relative transformations b…

2014-10-30abs ↗pdf ↗

Study compares EEG and fMRI systems, finding tradeoffs in artifact removal and classification accuracy.

problem Dealing with artifacts introduced by simultaneous EEG and fMRI recordings.
method Comparison of three MR compatible EEG recording systems, assessing their performance in single-trial EEG classification.
result Tradeoffs across systems, including setup ease and artifact removal methods.

Generative model for EEG signals using GANs.

problem Generating realistic EEG signals for research and applications.
method Modified Wasserstein GANs for time series generation, including up- and down-sampling.
result Generated naturalistic EEG signals with metrics like Inception score and Frechet inception distance.

Jointly analyzes EEG and fMRI to understand schizophrenia.

problem Understanding neurological changes in schizophrenia using neuroimaging.
method Used a coupled matrix and tensor factorization (CMTF) model to analyze fMRI and EEG signals.
result Captures meaningful temporal and spatial signatures of patterns that differ between patients and controls.

End-to-end neural network extracts graph structure from EEG signals for improved emotional video classification.

problem Challenges in achieving accurate EEG classification for emotional video analysis.
method Proposes an end-to-end neural network model that learns an appropriate multi-layer graph structure from raw EEG signals.
result Improves performance in emotional video classification compared to manually defined connectivity structures.

Paper explores using EEG for better speaker identification, even in noisy environments.

problem Speaker identification performance degrades in background noise.
method Uses EEG signals to enhance speaker identification systems, comparing with acoustic features.
result Speaker identification system using only EEG features outperforms one using only acoustic features in high background noise.

Paper shows continuous speech recognition with EEG features, no speech input.

problem Continuous speech recognition with limited vocabulary and noisy/no speech input.
method Connectionist temporal classification (CTC) model, EEG features, new deep learning architecture.
result Continuous speech recognition achieved on limited vocabulary with noisy/no speech input.

A new method detects epileptic events in EEG signals by integrating labeler categories.

problem Human oversight of brief epileptic events in EEG signals leads to inaccurate diagnoses.
method Integrates EEG signal features with one-hot encoded labeler categories for improved detection.
result The method outperforms consensus-trained detectors and maintains confidence bounds.

Methodology classifies EEG records using εε-complexity coefficients.

problem Binary classification of multi-channel EEG records for different mental states.
method Extends εε-complexity theory to vector functions, uses coefficients as features.
result Accurate classification in four-dimensional space of εε-complexity coefficients.

Improved EEG event classification using differential energy.

problem Automatic classification of EEG signals from time frequency representations.
method Comparison of feature extraction techniques, including differential energy and derivatives.
result 24% absolute reduction in error rate, improved discrimination between signal events and noise.

Novel method detects spike-and-wave patterns in EEG signals.

problem Manual classification of spike-and-wave discharges in EEG signals is time-consuming and error-prone.
method The method divides EEG signals into time segments, applies Morlet 1-D decomposition, extracts scale, variance, and median from wavelet coefficients, and uses a k-NN classifier.
result The proposed method achieved 100% accuracy in detecting spike-and-wave patterns.