Proceedings of the ISCIE International Symposium on Stochastic Systems Theory and its Applications
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The 35th ISCIE International Symposium on Stochastic Systems Theory and Its Applications (Oct. 2003, Ube)
Feature Extraction of Human EEG Sleep Stages by Using Wavelet Analysis
Katsuhiro InoueTomohiro TsujihataYuma AsoKousuke KumamaruShigeki Matsuoka
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2004 Volume 2004 Pages 140-145

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It is important to know the human's sleep process. EEG (Electroencephalogram) sleep stage is defined according to the depth of human sleep. We have been also studying and developing the sleep stagers based on APSS 's rules3). However, these rules are insufficient for such systems. Then, extraction of significant information from EEG signal is tried in order to supplement these rules. Therefore, in this paper, more detailed analysis was tried in the frequency domain by using the continuous wavelet analysis. The setting method of the damping coefficient of Gabor function was proposed. Wavelet transform results show the characteristic transition phenomenon of a principal frequency component. And it is confirmed that the automatic discrimination of human EEG sleep stages based on wavelet transform can be executed in the reasonable accuracy.
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