Protocol Design Challenges in the Detection of Awareness in Aware Subjects Using EEG Signals

Henriques, Julie; Gabriel, Damien; Grigoryeva, Lyudmila; Haffen, Emmanuel; Moulin, Thierry; Aubry, Régis; Pazart, Lionel; Ortega, Juan-Pablo

Protocol Design Challenges in the Detection of Awareness in Aware Subjects Using EEG Signals

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2016

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Henriques, Julie

Gabriel, Damien

Grigoryeva, Lyudmila

Haffen, Emmanuel

Moulin, Thierry

Aubry, Régis

Pazart, Lionel

Ortega, Juan-Pablo

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10.1177/1550059414560397

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Mathematik und Statistik

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Clinical EEG and Neuroscience ; 47 (2016), 4. - S. 266-275. - ISSN 1550-0594. - eISSN 2169-5202

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Recent studies have evidenced serious difficulties in detecting covert awareness with electroencephalography-based techniques both in unresponsive patients and in healthy control subjects. This work reproduces the protocol design in two recent mental imagery studies with a larger group comprising 20 healthy volunteers. The main goal is assessing if modifications in the signal extraction techniques, training-testing/cross-validation routines, and hypotheses evoked in the statistical analysis, can provide solutions to the serious difficulties documented in the literature. The lack of robustness in the results advises for further search of alternative protocols more suitable for machine learning classification and of better performing signal treatment techniques. Specific recommendations are made using the findings in this work.

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HENRIQUES, Julie, Damien GABRIEL, Lyudmila GRIGORYEVA, Emmanuel HAFFEN, Thierry MOULIN, Régis AUBRY, Lionel PAZART, Juan-Pablo ORTEGA, 2016. Protocol Design Challenges in the Detection of Awareness in Aware Subjects Using EEG Signals. In: Clinical EEG and Neuroscience. 47(4), pp. 266-275. ISSN 1550-0594. eISSN 2169-5202. Available under: doi: 10.1177/1550059414560397

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  journal={Clinical EEG and Neuroscience},
  pages={266--275},
  author={Henriques, Julie and Gabriel, Damien and Grigoryeva, Lyudmila and Haffen, Emmanuel and Moulin, Thierry and Aubry, Régis and Pazart, Lionel and Ortega, Juan-Pablo}
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