Signal refinement: principal component analysis and wavelet transform of visual evoked response

This study presents an analysis on Visual Evoked Potentials (VEPs) recorded mainly from the occipital area of the brain. Accumulation of segmented windows (time locked averaging), Coiflet wavelet decomposition with dyadic filter bank and Principle Component Analysis (PCA) of three stages were utiliz...

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Main Authors: Almurshedi, Ahmed Fadhil Hassoney, Ismail, Abd. Khamim
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Language:English
Published: Maxwell Scientific Publications 2015
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Online Access:http://eprints.utm.my/55966/1/AhmedFadhilHassoneyAlmurshedi2015_SignalRefinementPrincipleComponentAnalysis.pdf
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description This study presents an analysis on Visual Evoked Potentials (VEPs) recorded mainly from the occipital area of the brain. Accumulation of segmented windows (time locked averaging), Coiflet wavelet decomposition with dyadic filter bank and Principle Component Analysis (PCA) of three stages were utilized in order to decompose the recorded VEPs signal, to improve the Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR) and to reveal statistical information. The results shown that the wavelet transformation offer a significant SNR improvement at around four times compared to PCA as long as the shape of the original signal is retained. These techniques show significant advantages of decomposing the EEG signals into its details frequency bands.
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spelling utm.eprints-559662016-11-15T06:36:38Z http://eprints.utm.my/55966/ Signal refinement: principal component analysis and wavelet transform of visual evoked response Almurshedi, Ahmed Fadhil Hassoney Ismail, Abd. Khamim Q Science (General) This study presents an analysis on Visual Evoked Potentials (VEPs) recorded mainly from the occipital area of the brain. Accumulation of segmented windows (time locked averaging), Coiflet wavelet decomposition with dyadic filter bank and Principle Component Analysis (PCA) of three stages were utilized in order to decompose the recorded VEPs signal, to improve the Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR) and to reveal statistical information. The results shown that the wavelet transformation offer a significant SNR improvement at around four times compared to PCA as long as the shape of the original signal is retained. These techniques show significant advantages of decomposing the EEG signals into its details frequency bands. Maxwell Scientific Publications 2015 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/55966/1/AhmedFadhilHassoneyAlmurshedi2015_SignalRefinementPrincipleComponentAnalysis.pdf Almurshedi, Ahmed Fadhil Hassoney and Ismail, Abd. Khamim (2015) Signal refinement: principal component analysis and wavelet transform of visual evoked response. Research Journal of Applied Sciences, Engineering and Technology, 9 (2). pp. 106-112. ISSN 2040-7459
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Signal refinement: principal component analysis and wavelet transform of visual evoked response
title Signal refinement: principal component analysis and wavelet transform of visual evoked response
title_full Signal refinement: principal component analysis and wavelet transform of visual evoked response
title_fullStr Signal refinement: principal component analysis and wavelet transform of visual evoked response
title_full_unstemmed Signal refinement: principal component analysis and wavelet transform of visual evoked response
title_short Signal refinement: principal component analysis and wavelet transform of visual evoked response
title_sort signal refinement principal component analysis and wavelet transform of visual evoked response
topic Q Science (General)
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