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Neural Networks for the Detection of EEG Arousal During Sleep.

Jose Ramon Sepulveda Sanchis(1), Juan Guerrero(2), EMILIO SORIA OLIVAS(3), Antonio Benetó(4), Enriqueta Gómez(5), Antonio J. Serrano López(6)
(1)universidad de valencia - valencia. Spain
(2)Departamento de Electrónica. Universidad de Valencia - Burjassot. Spain
(3)DPTO INGENIERÍA ELECTRONICA. FACULTAD DE FISICAS - BURJASSOT/VALENCIA. Spain
(4)(5)Hospital la Fé - Valencia. Spain
(6)Dpto. Electrónica. Universidad de Valencia - Burjasot. Spain

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ABSTRACT

Artificial Neural Networks are used for the detection of transient arousal during sleep. Arousals can be identified on the polysomnographic recording and are characterized by abrupt changes in electroencephalographic (EEG) frecuency and/or brief increases in electromiographic (EMG) amplitude.

The computer program analyzes three EEG, one EMG, and two EOG derivations. Several time domain properties including Movility, Mean Frequency, and Zero-Crossing are analyzed for the EEG, EMG and EOG. These values are used as inputs in the Neural Network.


Keywords: EEG - arousal -

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[ABSTRACT] [INTRODUCTION] [AROUSAL DETECTION SYSTEM] [RESULTS] [CONCLUSIONS] [REFERENCES] [Discussion Board]

Main Page Previous: DIFFERENT ANXIOLYTIC EFFECTS OF DIAZEPAM IN FISCHER 344 RATS AND TWO STOCKS OF WISTAR RATS IN THE ELEVATED PLUS MAZE Previous: MEDICAL IMAGES RESTORATION BY ISOLATED NOISE SEQUENCES IDENTIFICATION INTRODUCTION
[Neuroscience]
Next: In vivo effects of testosterone on mouse pyroglutamyl aminopeptidase activity.
[Health Informatics]
Next: NEMESIS: A new telemedicine approach for co-operative work on cardiology
Jose Ramon Sepulveda Sanchis, Juan Guerrero, EMILIO SORIA OLIVAS, Antonio Benetó, Enriqueta Gómez, Antonio J. Serrano López
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