EEG-based event detection using optimized echo state networks with leaky integrator neurons

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EEG-based event detection using optimized echo state networks with leaky integrator neurons

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Long-haul truck drivers, train drivers and commercial airline pilots routinely experience monotonous and extended driving periods in a sedentary position, which has been associated with drowsiness, microsleeps, and, consequently, serious accidents. Microsleeps are brief involuntary events of lapses in attention or responsiveness, associated with events such as prolonged eye closure which usually last from 0.5-15 s [1]. Consequently, the detection and preferable prediction of the microsleeps i...

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2014

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http://hdl.handle.net/10092/13334

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Bio-medical engineering / Engineering / Biomedical Engineering

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