Why the study?
Does discrete wavelet transform combined with an SVM classifier accurately identify encephalopathy cases compared to normal healthy subjects?
Does discrete wavelet transform combined with an SVM classifier accurately identify encephalopathy cases compared to normal healthy subjects?
Discrete wavelet transform combined with an SVM classifier using delta subband energy can identify encephalopathy cases with 90.4% accuracy.
Hypothesis-generating for delta subband SVM in encephalopathy detection; requires prospective validation before clinical adoption.
EEG analysis in the field of neurology is customarily done using frequency domain methods like fast Fourier transform. A complex biomedical signal such as EEG is best analysed using a time-frequency algorithm. Wavelet decomposition based analysis is a relatively novel area in EEG analysis and for extracting its subbands. This work aims at exploring the use of discrete wavelet transform for extracting EEG subbands in encephalopathy. The subband energies were then calculated and given as feature sets to SVM classifier for identifying cases of encephalopathy from normal healthy subjects. Out of various combinations of subband energies, energy of delta subband yielded highest performance parameters for SVM classifier with an accuracy of 90.4% in identifying encephalopathy cases.
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