Somatosensory stimulation consciousness detection device and method based on electroencephalogram double-feature fusion
A technology of feature fusion and detection method, which is applied in the field of brain-computer interface, can solve the problems of not suitable for patients, visual fatigue, low sensitivity and accuracy, etc., and achieve the effect of reliable technical support and overcoming limitations
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[0046] The invention belongs to the field of brain-computer interface (Brain-Computer Interface, BCI), and designs a consciousness detection device based on somatosensory stimulation. Somatosensory stimulation is used to induce the corresponding neuroelectric activity of the cerebral cortex, and the level of consciousness can be detected according to the difference in the characteristics of the induced EEG signal. It can intervene in some users with limited consciousness functions and assist them in external communication and expression. For this reason, the present invention aims to design a set of consciousness detection device that can interact between the user and the external environment, and then detect and evaluate the state of consciousness.
[0047] The present invention designs a BCI system based on tactile stimulation, which induces SSSEP and P300 signals by applying electrical stimulation with a specific frequency and high and low current changes, and then expan...
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