Automatische Erkennung gruppierter Muster im EEG

Ferber, G.; Hinrichs, Hermann; Drescher, Daniel

doi:10.1055/s-2008-1060954

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“…The other four types of intermittent activity are detected by an algorithm described in [5] and [6]. It will be referred to as algorithm II, detects a sudden increase in the power of the 2-15 Hz frequency band and classifies the patterns thus detected.…”

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Syntactic Pattern Recognition of Intermittent EEG Activity

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SummaryUp to now, computerised processing of EEG signals has entered the domain of clinical application at most with respect to background activity and. the recognition of some intermittent basic patterns.Although the EEG is a multichannel signal, this recognition is performed separately for each channel, taking into account at most the immediate past and future. The result is a set of intermittent basic patterns. They are to be looked at as constituents of “complex patterns” which correspond to the entities used in the visual assessment.In this paper we present a method of uniting these basic patterns by means of syntactic pattern recognition algorithms. Together with this process the basic patterns are validated or devalidated, and the resulting complex EEG pattern is allocated to one of several pattern classes. To demonstrate how this procedure works, an example of artifact recognition is used. In order to get an acceptable performance, the process of syntactic pattern recognition is divided into a sequence of three steps. The resulting algorithms can be used for assessing clinical routine EEG. Some results are reported.

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“…The next step towards a system for general clinical application might be the development of algorithms for the recognition of some classes of less specific patterns and artifacts. During the last few years, some work has been published in this field [3,6,7,8].…”

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Syntactic Pattern Recognition of Intermittent EEG Activity

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1985

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Automatische Erkennung gruppierter Muster im EEG

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