Key result
Smartphone-based wearable EEG model predicts impending epileptic seizures with ~92% accuracy.
Why the study?
Noise removal and feature extraction present major challenges for predicting epileptic seizures from EEG signals before onset.
Does a smartphone-based machine learning model using wearable EEG sensors predict epileptic seizures before onset in susceptible subjects?
Does a smartphone-based machine learning model using wearable EEG sensors predict epileptic seizures before onset in susceptible subjects?
A smartphone-based machine learning model using wearable EEG sensors can predict epileptic seizures with 92.2% accuracy, potentially allowing for timely medical intervention.
Should not yet change practice; leaves open wearable EEG seizure prediction for prospective validation.
This research paper proposes early detection of epileptic signal using wearable sensor and signal is transmitted to smartphone. In smartphone, by using machine learning algorithm which works on EEG signal and after processing, it with machine learning model there is detection of preictal state and immediately emergency SMS is sent to nurse/doctor mobile so that drug can be injected in the body of the patient before the actual attack happens. Tremors of brain diseases like Epilepsy, Parkinson's and depression can be identified and diagnosed using machine learning methods. Due to deficiency of dopamine chemical in Substantia Nigra region of the brain, it results in epileptic seizures, which if predicted before the onset can be controlled through medication. Thus, Computational methods and machine learning methods involves prediction of epileptic seizures from Electroencephalograms (EEG) signals. But removal of noise and extracting features are two major challenges for prediction of epileptic seizures. Thus, in the upcoming research paper we propose a model which helps in epileptic seizures prediction sufficient time before seizures start. Support Vector Machine algorithm has been proposed as suitable machine learning model which finds it's application in preprocessing and train the model by extracting frequency and time domain features. Preictal state is detected through proposed model, which starts couple of minutes before the seizure onset, and accuracy is 92.2% and average time taken for prediction is 92.23 minutes by taking samples from 22 subjects using wearable sensors.
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Shweta Gupta (2020) studied Epileptic seizures (n=22). Smartphone-based Support Vector Machine model for EEG analysis was evaluated on Accuracy of preictal state detection. A smartphone-based Support Vector Machine model using wearable EEG sensors predicted the preictal state of epileptic seizures with 92.2% accuracy and an average prediction time of 92.23 minutes.
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