Workload assessment method for diagnosis of patients with mild cognitive impairment
A technology for cognitive dysfunction and workload, applied in the field of brain cognitive computing, can solve problems such as increased computational complexity, data redundancy, and increased EEG data volume, achieving reduced computational complexity, high timeliness, and reduced channels Quantity effect
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[0057] Based on the differences in cognitive function between MCI patients and healthy elderly people, the present invention proposes an experimental paradigm for workload evaluation based on Oddball paradigm, collects EEG data of MCI patients and healthy elderly people, and aims at the highly nonlinearity of EEG data And significant individual differences, assist behavioral data to analyze and calculate, fully screen EEG data through channel optimization, and then fully learn the structural characteristics of the data, and then propose effective workload indicators for the diagnosis of MCI patients, which intuitively show MCI Workload differences between patients and healthy older adults.
[0058] The proposed method is mainly divided into two aspects: one is the Oddball-based workload evaluation experimental paradigm. The classic Oddball paradigm sets the pro...
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