Classification of cognitive impairment using electroencephalography for clinical inspection
Karuppathal Easwaran,
Kalpana Ramakrishnan,
Senthil Nathan Jeyabal
Abstract:Impairment in cognitive skill though set-in due to various diseases, its progress is based on neuronal degeneration. In general, cognitive impairment (CI) is divided into three stages: mild, moderate and severe. Quantification of CI is important for deciding/changing therapy. Attempted in this work is to quantify electroencephalograph (EEG) signal and group it into four classes (controls and three stages of CI). After acquiring resting state EEG signal from the participants, non-local and local synchrony measu… Show more
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