2017 International Conference on Current Research in Computer Science and Information Technology (ICCIT) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/crcsit.2017.7965539
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Classification and discrimination of focal and non-focal EEG signals based on deep neural network

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“…AlexNet won the competition by achieving the top-5 test accuracy of 84.6%. Taqi et al [ 57 ] used the AlexNet network to diagnose focal epileptic seizures. This proposed network used the feature extraction approach and eventually applied the Softmax layer for classification purposes and achieved 100% accuracy.…”
Section: Epileptic Seizures Detection Based On DL Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…AlexNet won the competition by achieving the top-5 test accuracy of 84.6%. Taqi et al [ 57 ] used the AlexNet network to diagnose focal epileptic seizures. This proposed network used the feature extraction approach and eventually applied the Softmax layer for classification purposes and achieved 100% accuracy.…”
Section: Epileptic Seizures Detection Based On DL Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the field of EEG signal processing to diagnose epileptic seizures, this architecture has recently received the attention of researchers. Taqi et al [ 57 ] used this network in their preliminary studies to diagnose epileptic seizures. Their model was used to extract features from the Bern-Barcelona dataset and achieved excellent results.…”
Section: Epileptic Seizures Detection Based On DL Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Year Features Performance (%) Johansen et al [33] Antoniades et al [34] Lin et al [35] Achilles et al [36] Thodoroff et al [37] Page et al [38] Vidyaratne et al [39] Yan et al [40] Lin et al [41] Hosseini et al [42] Wei et al [43] Golmohammadi et al [44] Taqi et al [45] O'Shea et al [46] Talathi et al [47] Yuan et al [48] Le et al [49] Hosseini et al [50] Gogna et al [51] Achilles et al [52] Accuracy= 100.0 Daoud et al [57] Zhang et al [58] Ullah et al [59] Acharya et al [60] Yıldırım et al [61] Chen et al [62] Yuvaraj et al [63] Hussein et al [64] Aristizabal et al [65] Hussein et al [66] Rajaguru et al Gleichgerrcht [82] Ullah et al [83] Acharya et al [84] Tjepkema et al [85] Maria Hugle et al [86] Thomas et al [87] Hussein et al [88] Emami et al [89] Jang and Cho [90] Nejedly et al [91] Iesmantas et al [92] Avcu et al [93] Hossain et al [94] Zuo et al…”
Section: Authormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition to detecting epilepsy waveforms to assist clinical needs, deep learning algorithms can also classify patients with focal epilepsy to achieve the purpose of serving clinical surgical decisions. Taji et al [72] applied three different CNN models, the classification of the EEG signals of patients with focal and non-focal epilepsy can not only use less training data to achieve the best classification performance, but also increase the calculation speed to reduce the time required for the classification process. Good classification performance provides help for the diagnosis of focal epilepsy disease.…”
Section: Disease Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%