A NEW APPROACH FOR DIAGNOSING EPILEPSY BY USING WAVELET TRANSFORM AND NEURAL NETWORKS

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A NEW APPROACH FOR DIANOSIN EPILEPSY BY USIN WAVELET TRANSFORM AND NEURAL NETWORKS M.Akin 1, M.A.Arserim 1, M.K.Kiymik 2, I.Turkoglu 3 1 Dep. of Electric and Electronics Engineering, Dicle University, Diyarbakir, Turkey 2 Dep. of Electric and Electronics Engineering. University, Kahramanmaras, Turkey 3 Electronics and Computer Dept., Technical Education Faculty, Firat University, 23119, Elazig, Turkey. Abstract: Today, epilepsy keeps its importance as a major brain disorder. However, although some devices such as magnetic resonance (MR), brain tomography (BT) are used to diagnose the structural disorders of brain, for observing some special illnesses especially such as epilepsy, EE is routinely used for observing the epileptic seizures, in neurology clinics. In our study, we aimed to classify the EE signals and diagnose the epileptic seizures directly by using wavelet and an artificial neural network model. EE signals are separated into δ, θ, α, and β spectral components by using wavelet. These spectral components are applied to the inputs of the neural network. Then, neural network is trained to give three outputs to signify the health situation of the patients Keywords: wavelet, neural network, epilepsy, EE I. INTRODUCTION In medicine, EE keeps its importance for identifying the physiological, and the psychological situations of the human and the functional activity of the brain. In neurology clinics EE device is used efficiently for observing the brain disorders. According to the spectral components, and the amplitudes of these spectral components, which EE consists, different interpretations can be made about the recorded waveform (the patient is healthy or not). The most important frequency component of the human s EE is α wave (approximately between 8-12Hz), and α wave is sometimes called as the natural frequency of the brain (1). This wave appears when the eyes are closed and one begins to rest. In epilepsy cases, however, when the epileptic seizures occurs, δ, θ waves, which have lower frequencies, and higher magnitudes with respect to α waves, should be seen (δ, θ waves has 0-4Hz, 4-8Hz frequency ranges, respectively). In addition, brain produces desynchronize waves, which have higher frequency, lower magnitude, called β waves (frequency range is higher than 13Hz). Therefore, for diagnosing the brain disorders, these spectral components must be analyzed carefully. When the EE waveform is observed, it is seen that EE waveform is a non-stationary signal. For this reason, when the frequency components of the EE is extracted by using the Short Time Fourier Transform (STFT) and the wavelet, including stft, should be useful than the other spectrum analyzing methods (AR, ARMA, FFT etc). Furthermore, viewing the results of the wavelet in time domain should be useful to make additional comments. After these processes, if we think that the person who diagnoses the illnesses is a doctor, use of an artificial neural network (ANN) should be offered. Because, by using the artificial neural network should minimize the errors done by doctors when they diagnose the illness In our study, EE data sets are collected by a system, which has been used in our previous studies. From the EE data sets, obtained δ, θ, α, and β waves are extracted by using wavelet. After all, according to these waves an artificial neural network trained, and developed to diagnose the epileptic cases. II. MATERTIALS AND METHODS A. Obtaining The EE Data Sets In our previous studies, a data accusation and processing unit (PCI-MIO-16-E4) is used to record the EE data to make computer-based analysis. Recordings have been made as 202 samples during 6 seconds. The accusation unit has a 12 bits analog to digital converter (AD 7572, % 0.02 sensitivity, 0.014ms conversion time) to discritisize the EE waveform. The EE recording unit is shown in fig. 1. B. Wavelet Transform If a signal does not change much over time, we would call it as a stationary signal. Fourier could be applied to the stationary signals easily and good result can be taken. However, like EE, a plenty of signals contain nonstationary or transitory characteristics, and Fourier Transform is not suited properly to detect the non-stationary signals. Fig. 1. Data acquisition system 0-7803-7211-501$10.00 2001 IEEE

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$ In an effort to correct this deficiency, Dennis abor (1946) adapted the Fourier to analyze only a small section of the signal at a time, which is called as Short Time Fourier Transform. One of the major features of stft is mapping the signal in two-dimensional function of time and frequency. The Wavelet Transform decomposes a signal onto a set of basic functions called wavelets. These basic functions are obtained by dilations, contractions and shifts of a unique function called the wavelet prototype. In order to the input signal x(t), Wavelet Transform should be separated as Continuous Wavelet Transform (CWT) and Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT). We can identify the CWT as in (1); first divided into low and high wavelet coefficients, and these low and high wavelet coefficients are divided in to their subhigh and sub low coefficients. Therefore, δ, θ, α, and β wavelets of the original EE waveform are obtained. $ ) % ( $ ) % $ % & ' CWT(a,b)= x(t).ψ* a,b (t).dt (1) where * denotes the complex conjugate, a R + represents the scale parameter, b R + represents the translation, and Ψ a,b (t) is obtained by scaling the prototype wavelet Ψ(t) at a time b, and scale a as in (2); 1 t b Ψa, b ( t) = Ψ (2) a a enerally in wavelet applications, orthogonal dyadic functions are chosen as the mother wavelet. This is often discritisized in a and b on a dyadic grid with the time remaining continuous. The mother wavelet, commonly used, is (3); j ( 2 t k) j 2 Ψ j, k ( t) = 2 Ψ (3) where {Ψ j,k (t),j,k Z} for L 2 (R) C. Artificial Neural Network Neural networks are used as a powerful means in engineering area after the development especially, in computer technology. The fundamental characteristic of the neural networks is an adaptive, non-algorithmic and paralleldistributed memory [1]. Artificial neural networks are modeled by inspiring from biological neural system and have a more simple structure. Many neural networks were developed for resembling several known characteristics of biological neural networks such as learning and reacting. Some characteristics, however, are realized with an engineering approach instead of neuropsychological one [2]. III. EXPERIMENTAL STUDY In this study, first EE waveforms have been recorded by a data acquisition and processing unit. One of the recorded EE waveform is shown below. Then, the wavelet s of the recorded EE waveforms are taken by using daubechies wavelets. Recorded EE waveforms are! " # Fig. 2. Simulated EE waveform and its spectral components due to wavelet The results of Wavelet Transform of the different EE s are shown in figure 2, 3, and 4. In these figures first the EE waveform has been given. Then the sub-spectral components depending each EE are given. The δ, θ, α, and β waves are viewed in the figure by the following windows. And figures 2,3,4 show the EE waveforms as simulation, healthy and epileptic respectively. Classification is based on the partition of every section of the space formed by EE wavelet signals and determination of a partitioning function related with those sections; in case of the ignorance of the mathematical forms of the partitioning functions, first a learning activity should be realized. Learning activity provides the determination of the real values of these functions with the aid of the examples from every class (training set) [3]. Since the classifiers are based on deciding by learning, they lead to more successful results with respect to the traditional (non-learning) methods [4]. Back propagation network is a multi-layer feed forward networks. It is an artificial neural network between the input and an output layer, of which more than one layer is used. In these immediate layers called as hidden layer, there are processing elements, which don t receive input and give

Z > = š t output without any means. The general layout of a multilayer neural network classifier, shown in fig. 5. is given [5]. A > = >? @ 0 1. 0 1 0 1. 0 1 0 2. 0 2 0 1 * +, - 2 3 4 2 3 4. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : 8 ; < Fig. 3. Epileptic EE waveform and its spectral components due to wavelet Z [ \ Y Z [ \ U V W X H I F H I H I F H I H I F H I H J B C D E J K L J K L F H J J K L M N O P Q R P S T Š Œ Œ Ž ƒ ˆ w x y z x y { } ~ u v ª «r s g h i j k j l m n o p h k q œ ] ^ _ ` a ` b c b d b e f Fig.5. Multi layer feed forward neural network classifier. Then the training characteristics of neural network used in this study are as follows; Structure: Layer number: 3 The number of neuron on the layers: (4x202) - 15-3 Training Parameters: Adaptive learning coefficient: 0.0005 Momentum coefficient: 0.95 Sum-squared error-sse: 0.0005 Activation Function: tangent sigmoid The variation of system error in according to the learning iteration during the training stage of back propagation network is given in fig. 5. There is not any instability or roughness in training process of the network. This shows the convenience of the parameters chosen to train the networks. In the second stage, the trained network was tested with EE wavelet signals. As a result it was seen that by observing the output vector produced by the network it was possible to diagnose the disease. Finally several types of EE recordings that we have used in the study have tested the developed network. And the responses of the network to these test signals are shown in table 1. ž Ÿ Fig. 4. Normal EE waveform and its spectral components due to wavelet

å à ä Ê ÎÊÊ ÍÌ ËÊÉ Å Ä È Æ Ç Ä Å ó ì ò í ð ïñ ïî ë ìí ¼ ½ ¾ ¹ º» µ Ï Ð Ñ Ò Ó Ò Ó Ô Õ Ö Ð Ø Ù Ú Û Ü Ö Ý Þ ß ± ² ³ ± ² ² ² À Á  à ä â ã á â ã à Ú à à à à à Ú à à æ ç è é ê Fig. 6. s.s.e and learning rate versus iteration number Table 1. Result of the test signals Signals Diagnosis Recognition Rate (%) Test signal 1 Epileptic 97 Test signal 2 Healthy 95 Test signal 3 Healthy 98 Test signal 4 Healthy 97 Test signal 5 Healthy 95 Test signal 6 Pathologic 93 IV. CONCLUSION Furthermore we want to develop the practical application of this study. After all a small model of this system will be very useful for the patients suffer from epilepsy. REFERENCES [1] J.E. Dayhoff, Neural Network Architectures, Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York, 1990. [2] P. Simpson, Artificial Neural Systems, Pergamon Press Company, New York, 1990. al of Science Institute, 1996, p.147-158. [3] R.O. Duda and P.E. Hart, Pattern Classification and Scene Analysis. Stanford Research Institute, 1989. [4] M.J. Zurada, Introduction to Artificial Neural Systems, New York. West Publishing Company, 1992. [5] C.M. Bishop, Neural Networks for Pattern Recognition, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1996. [6] N.Hazarika, Classification of EE signals using the wavelet, Signal Processing [H.W. Wilson - AST]; May 1997; Vol. 59, ISS: 1; pg. 61 ô õ ö ø ù ú û ü ý ø þ ø þ û ÿ û ú ý ø ù ø ù ý ø ú ý Separation of Brain Signals Using FFT and Neural Networks, Biyomut 2000,Istanbul, Turkey! " # $ % # $ AR Spectral Analysis to EE Signals, Journal of Medical Systems, Vol.24 No.4, 2000 [9] Mehta, S.V., Koser, R.W., Venziale, P.J.,Wavelet analysis as a potential tool for seizure detection, Time- Frequency and Time-Scale Analysis, 1994., Proceedings of the IEEE-SP International Symposium on, 1994 Page(s): 584-587 [10] Reuter, M. Analysing epileptic events online by neural nets, special preprocessing methods included Intelligent Control and Automation, 2000. Proceedings of the 3rd World Congress on, Volume: 2, 2000, Page(s): 919-924 vol.2 [11] eva, A.B., Kerem,D.H., Forecasting generalized epileptic seizures from the EE signal by wavelet analysis and dynamic unsupervised fuzzy clustering, Biomedical Engineering, IEEE Transactions on, Volume: 45 Issue: 10, Oct. 1998 Page(s): 1205-1216 In our study, we have tried to find a new solution for diagnosing the epilepsy. For this aim, the Wavelet Transform of the EE signals have taken, and the δ, θ, α, and β subfrequencies are extracted. Depending on these subfrequencies an artificial neural network has been developed and trained. The accuracy of the neural network outputs is too high (%97 for epileptic case, %98 for healthy case, and % 93 for pathologic case that have been tested). This means that this neural network identifies the health conditions of the patients approximately as 90 of 100. From this point we can say that an application of this theoretical study will be helpful for the neurologists when they diagnose the epilepsy.