Detection Of Entropy Changes In Brain Function Using Electroencephalogram

Winson, Chai (2014) Detection Of Entropy Changes In Brain Function Using Electroencephalogram. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Electroencephalography (EEG) is used to measure human brain electrical activity and analyzing is done mainly by visual inspection and years of training. However, the constraint of the traditional method brought on by the subjective nature of brain signal. Therefore, in this project, a recommendation on the better approach in quantifying the degree of order in a signal is hoped to be produced. Two approaches (The Fourier spectral entropy and the wavelet entropy) will be studied in quantifying the degree of order in a signal. Performance of each method will be justified and summarized. A recommendation on the better approach between the two methods in quantifying the degree of order in a signal is expected to be produced. Difference in results using the two methods to quantify the degree of order in a signal can be determined.

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