Classification of left/right hand movement from EEG signal by intelligent algorithms

Brain Computer interface (BCI) shown enormous ability to advance the human way of life. Furthermore its application is also targeting the disabled ones. In this research, we have implemented a new approach to classify EEG signals more efficiently. The dataset used for this purpose is from BCI compet...

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Main Authors: Baig, M.Z., Javed, E., Ayaz, Y., Afzal, W., Gillani, S.O., Naveed, M., Jamil, M.
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Published: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. 2015
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spelling my.utp.eprints.262402021-08-30T08:55:13Z Classification of left/right hand movement from EEG signal by intelligent algorithms Baig, M.Z. Javed, E. Ayaz, Y. Afzal, W. Gillani, S.O. Naveed, M. Jamil, M. Brain Computer interface (BCI) shown enormous ability to advance the human way of life. Furthermore its application is also targeting the disabled ones. In this research, we have implemented a new approach to classify EEG signals more efficiently. The dataset used for this purpose is from BCI competition-II 2003 named Graz database. Initial processing of the EEG signals has been carried out on 2 electrodes named C3 & C4; after that the bi-orthogonal wavelet coefficients, Welench Power Spectral Density estimates and the average power were used as a feature set for classification. We have given a relative study of currently used classification algorithms along with a new approach for classification i.e. Self-organizing maps (SOM) based neural network technique. It is used to classify the feature vector obtain from the EEG dataset, into their corresponding classes belong to left/right hand movements. Algorithms have been implemented on both unprocessed features and processed reduced feature sets. Principal component Analysis (PCA) has been used for feature reduction. Measured data revealed that the maximum classification accuracy of 84.17 on PCA implemented reduce feature set has been achieved using SOM based classifier. Furthermore, the classification accuracy has been increased about 2 by simply using bi-orthogonal Wavelet transform rather than Daubechies wavelet transform. © 2014 IEEE. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. 2015 Conference or Workshop Item NonPeerReviewed https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84922569504&doi=10.1109%2fISCAIE.2014.7010230&partnerID=40&md5=b1a841dfbdfabb2ad2887da11f2fa531 Baig, M.Z. and Javed, E. and Ayaz, Y. and Afzal, W. and Gillani, S.O. and Naveed, M. and Jamil, M. (2015) Classification of left/right hand movement from EEG signal by intelligent algorithms. In: UNSPECIFIED. http://eprints.utp.edu.my/26240/
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description Brain Computer interface (BCI) shown enormous ability to advance the human way of life. Furthermore its application is also targeting the disabled ones. In this research, we have implemented a new approach to classify EEG signals more efficiently. The dataset used for this purpose is from BCI competition-II 2003 named Graz database. Initial processing of the EEG signals has been carried out on 2 electrodes named C3 & C4; after that the bi-orthogonal wavelet coefficients, Welench Power Spectral Density estimates and the average power were used as a feature set for classification. We have given a relative study of currently used classification algorithms along with a new approach for classification i.e. Self-organizing maps (SOM) based neural network technique. It is used to classify the feature vector obtain from the EEG dataset, into their corresponding classes belong to left/right hand movements. Algorithms have been implemented on both unprocessed features and processed reduced feature sets. Principal component Analysis (PCA) has been used for feature reduction. Measured data revealed that the maximum classification accuracy of 84.17 on PCA implemented reduce feature set has been achieved using SOM based classifier. Furthermore, the classification accuracy has been increased about 2 by simply using bi-orthogonal Wavelet transform rather than Daubechies wavelet transform. © 2014 IEEE.
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author Baig, M.Z.
Javed, E.
Ayaz, Y.
Afzal, W.
Gillani, S.O.
Naveed, M.
Jamil, M.
spellingShingle Baig, M.Z.
Javed, E.
Ayaz, Y.
Afzal, W.
Gillani, S.O.
Naveed, M.
Jamil, M.
Classification of left/right hand movement from EEG signal by intelligent algorithms
author_facet Baig, M.Z.
Javed, E.
Ayaz, Y.
Afzal, W.
Gillani, S.O.
Naveed, M.
Jamil, M.
author_sort Baig, M.Z.
title Classification of left/right hand movement from EEG signal by intelligent algorithms
title_short Classification of left/right hand movement from EEG signal by intelligent algorithms
title_full Classification of left/right hand movement from EEG signal by intelligent algorithms
title_fullStr Classification of left/right hand movement from EEG signal by intelligent algorithms
title_full_unstemmed Classification of left/right hand movement from EEG signal by intelligent algorithms
title_sort classification of left/right hand movement from eeg signal by intelligent algorithms
publisher Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.
publishDate 2015
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