In this thesis, a strategy realizing the computer-aided detection (CAD) of the epileptic waves in EEG isintroduced. The expert criterion, continuous wavelet transformation, neural networks, and characteristic parametermeasuremente these modern signa1 processing weapons were synthesized togetLher to form a so-called multi-method.It was estimated that the advantages of all the powerful techniques could be exploited systematically. Therefore, theCAD’s capacities in the long-term monitoring, trCaAnent and control of epilepsy might be enhanced. In this strategy,the raw EEG signals were uniformed and the expelt criterion were applied to discard most of aItifacts in them at first,and then the signals were pre-processed by continuous wavelet transformation. Some characteristic parameters wereextracted from the raw signals and the pre-processed ones. Consequently groups of eighteen parameters were sent totrain or test BP networks. By applying this theme a correct-detection rate of 84.3% for spike and sharp waves, and88.9% for sPike and sharp slow waves were obtained. In the next step, some non-linear tools wtll also be equippedwith the CAD system.
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