Poster Presentation on "Artifact Reduction from Scalp EEG for Epilepsy Seizure Monitoring"

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This research presents a method to reduce artifacts from scalp EEG recordings to facilitate seizure diagnosis/detection for epilepsy patients. The proposed method is primarily based on stationary wavelet transform and takes the spectral band of seizure activities (i.e. 0.5 - 30 Hz) into account to separate artifacts from seizures. It requires a reference seizure epoch of N-sec which can either be generated from a patient-specific seizure database (if available) or can be simulated by a simple mathematical model of seizure. The purpose of the algorithm is to reduce as much artifacts as possible without distorting the desired seizure events to be detected/diagnosed. Different artifact templates have been simulated to mimic the most commonly appeared artifacts in real EEG recordings. The algorithm is applied on three sets of synthesized data: fully simulated, semi-simulated and real data to evaluate both the artifact removal performance and seizure detection performance. The EEG features responsible for detection of seizures from non-seizure epochs have been found to be easily distinguishable after artifacts are removed and consequently reduces the false alarms in seizure detection. Results from an extensive experiment with these datasets prove the efficacy of the proposed algorithm and hence this algorithm (with some modifications) is expected to be a future candidate for artifact removal not only in epilepsy diagnosis applications but also in other applications (e.g. BCI or other neuroscience studies).

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Artifact Reduction from Scalp EEG for Epilepsy
Seizure Monitoring
Md Kafiul Islam and Zhi Yang
Abstract
This research presents a method to reduce artifacts from scalp EEG recordings to facilitate seizure diagnosis/detection for epilepsy patients. The
proposed method is primarily based on stationary wavelet transform and takes the spectral band of seizure activities (i.e. 0.5 - 30 Hz) into
account to separate artifacts from seizures. It requires a reference seizure epoch of N-sec which can either be generated from a patient-specific
seizure database (if available) or can be simulated by a simple mathematical model of seizure. The purpose of the algorithm is to reduce as
much artifacts as possible without distorting the desired seizure events to be detected/diagnosed. Different artifact templates have been
simulated to mimic the most commonly appeared artifacts in real EEG recordings. The algorithm is applied on three sets of synthesized data:
fully simulated, semi-simulated and real data to evaluate both the artifact removal performance and seizure detection performance. The EEG
features responsible for detection of seizures from non-seizure epochs have been found to be easily distinguishable after artifacts are removed
and consequently reduces the false alarms in seizure detection. Results from an extensive experiment with these datasets prove the efficacy of
the proposed algorithm and hence this algorithm (with some modifications) is expected to be a future candidate for artifact removal not only
in epilepsy diagnosis applications but also in other applications (e.g. BCI or other neuroscience studies).

Background In vivo neural recordings are often corrupted by different artifacts, especially in a less-constrained recording environment. Due to limited understanding of the artifacts appeared in the in vivo neural data, it is more challenging to identify artifacts from neural signal components compared with other applications. The objective of this work is to analyze artifact characteristics and to develop an algorithm for automatic artifact detection and removal without distorting the signals of interest. New method The proposed algorithm for artifact detection and removal is based on the stationary wavelet transform with selected frequency bands of neural signals. The selection of frequency bands is based on the spectrum characteristics of in vivo neural data. Further, to make the proposed algorithm robust under different recording conditions, a modified universal-threshold value is proposed. Results Extensive simulations have been performed to evaluate the performance of the proposed algorithm in terms of both amount of artifact removal and amount of distortion to neural signals. The quantitative results reveal that the algorithm is quite robust for different artifact types and artifact-to-signal ratio. Comparison with existing methods Both real and synthesized data have been used for testing the proposed algorithm in comparison with other artifact removal algorithms (e.g. ICA, wICA, wCCA, EMD-ICA, and EMD-CCA) found in the literature. Comparative testing results suggest that the proposed algorithm performs better than the available algorithms. Conclusion Our work is expected to be useful for future research on in vivo neural signal processing and eventually to develop a real-time neural interface for advanced neuroscience and behavioral experiments.

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