MSP Patches Based Optimized EEG Source Localization and Validation in Visual Cortex of Human Brain

This paper is focused on optimizing EEG source localization of visual neural activities generated in the posterior lobe of the human brain. The visual and neural systems of the human brain process the captured images of faces or scenes into optical and chemical neurons in order to produce electrica...

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Main Authors: Anwar Ali Gaho, Ahmed Muddassir Khan, Sayed Hyder Abbas Musavi, Muhammad Abul Hasan, Muhammad Shafiq
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Language:English
Published: The University of Lahore 2022-09-01
Series:Pakistan Journal of Engineering & Technology
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Online Access:https://www.hpej.net/journals/pakjet/article/view/2102
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author Anwar Ali Gaho
Ahmed Muddassir Khan
Sayed Hyder Abbas Musavi
Muhammad Abul Hasan
Muhammad Shafiq
author_facet Anwar Ali Gaho
Ahmed Muddassir Khan
Sayed Hyder Abbas Musavi
Muhammad Abul Hasan
Muhammad Shafiq
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description This paper is focused on optimizing EEG source localization of visual neural activities generated in the posterior lobe of the human brain. The visual and neural systems of the human brain process the captured images of faces or scenes into optical and chemical neurons in order to produce electrical potentials over the scalp surface, where EEG electrodes measure these signals to sense the underneath visual brain activity. However, it is categorically hard to localize the true neural sources in the human brain's visual cortex due to overlapping and interaction of other active areas of the lobes of the brain. Thus, a novel algorithm of MSP inversion-based Bayesian framework with varying patches for providing the optimal free energy and minimum location in the visual cortex is proposed to address this issue. This algorithm is integrated with a synthetic EEG dataset generation scheme to validate active neural sources. This proposed algorithm provides satisfactory results in terms of optimal free energy with minimum localization error and validates true active sources in the brain. The SPM12 Toolbox is applied in processing the visual EEG dataset in this research. The application of this proposed algorithm is beneficial in terms of localizing the optimum visual sources and identifying the visual disorders or diseases in the human brain.
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spelling doaj.art-7a7ab42b17684867abc6d9437d1ea8b32022-12-22T04:30:45ZengThe University of LahorePakistan Journal of Engineering & Technology2664-20422664-20502022-09-015210.51846/vol5iss2pp204-210MSP Patches Based Optimized EEG Source Localization and Validation in Visual Cortex of Human BrainAnwar Ali Gaho0Ahmed Muddassir Khan1Sayed Hyder Abbas Musavi2Muhammad Abul Hasan3Muhammad Shafiq4Department of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering Science & Technology, Indus University, Karachi, PakistanDepartment of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering Science & Technology, Indus University, Karachi, PakistanDepartment of Electronic Engineering, Mehran University of Engineering and Technology, SZAB Khairpur, PakistanDepartment of Biomedical Engineering, NED University of Engineering & Technology, Karachi, PakistanUniversity of Innsbruck, Institute for Meteorology Department of Geophysics, Austria This paper is focused on optimizing EEG source localization of visual neural activities generated in the posterior lobe of the human brain. The visual and neural systems of the human brain process the captured images of faces or scenes into optical and chemical neurons in order to produce electrical potentials over the scalp surface, where EEG electrodes measure these signals to sense the underneath visual brain activity. However, it is categorically hard to localize the true neural sources in the human brain's visual cortex due to overlapping and interaction of other active areas of the lobes of the brain. Thus, a novel algorithm of MSP inversion-based Bayesian framework with varying patches for providing the optimal free energy and minimum location in the visual cortex is proposed to address this issue. This algorithm is integrated with a synthetic EEG dataset generation scheme to validate active neural sources. This proposed algorithm provides satisfactory results in terms of optimal free energy with minimum localization error and validates true active sources in the brain. The SPM12 Toolbox is applied in processing the visual EEG dataset in this research. The application of this proposed algorithm is beneficial in terms of localizing the optimum visual sources and identifying the visual disorders or diseases in the human brain. https://www.hpej.net/journals/pakjet/article/view/2102EEG source localization,Forward and InversionMultiple Sparse PriorsPatches,Free EnergySynthetic EEG Datasets
spellingShingle Anwar Ali Gaho
Ahmed Muddassir Khan
Sayed Hyder Abbas Musavi
Muhammad Abul Hasan
Muhammad Shafiq
MSP Patches Based Optimized EEG Source Localization and Validation in Visual Cortex of Human Brain
Pakistan Journal of Engineering & Technology
EEG source localization,
Forward and Inversion
Multiple Sparse Priors
Patches,
Free Energy
Synthetic EEG Datasets
title MSP Patches Based Optimized EEG Source Localization and Validation in Visual Cortex of Human Brain
title_full MSP Patches Based Optimized EEG Source Localization and Validation in Visual Cortex of Human Brain
title_fullStr MSP Patches Based Optimized EEG Source Localization and Validation in Visual Cortex of Human Brain
title_full_unstemmed MSP Patches Based Optimized EEG Source Localization and Validation in Visual Cortex of Human Brain
title_short MSP Patches Based Optimized EEG Source Localization and Validation in Visual Cortex of Human Brain
title_sort msp patches based optimized eeg source localization and validation in visual cortex of human brain
topic EEG source localization,
Forward and Inversion
Multiple Sparse Priors
Patches,
Free Energy
Synthetic EEG Datasets
url https://www.hpej.net/journals/pakjet/article/view/2102
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