Surface electromyography of eyes potential behaviour using wavelet transform analysis
The previous study of eyes potential behaviorwas carried out using Fourier Transformwhich is found to beworking on a single scale. Then,Wavelet Transform was proposed to overcomethe limitation. Hence, the objective of this paper is to identify thesurface electromyography of eyemovement potentials be...
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my.utm.408262017-08-23T01:39:45Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/40826/ Surface electromyography of eyes potential behaviour using wavelet transform analysis Wan Daud, Wan Mohd. Bukhari Sudirman, Rubita Yahya, Abu Bakar Jusoff, Kamaruzaman TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering The previous study of eyes potential behaviorwas carried out using Fourier Transformwhich is found to beworking on a single scale. Then,Wavelet Transform was proposed to overcomethe limitation. Hence, the objective of this paper is to identify thesurface electromyography of eyemovement potentials behavior by using Wavelet Transform scalogram analysis. The eye movementsignals are detected by using electrodes that areplaced on a person’s forehead around theeye. It thenrecorded the signalusing the data acquisition Electroencephalograph Neurofax-9200. The eye movedtowards variousdirections involving15 humanswere identified. The Wavelet scalogram analyzed theeye movement signals by comparing the energy distribution with the change of time and frequency ofeach signal. The resultsproved that different surface electromyography of eye movement signalscreateddifferent signalsenergy withtheir corresponding scales.Analysisof variance statisticallyproved that there wasa99%significance difference betweeneachscaleindicatingthat each eyemovement has different frequency bands and energy distribution. Thesefindings couldbe integratedtodesign a support machinefor paralyzed peopleto move their robotor wheelchairby using eyemovements. Future works should explore the energy and frequency bands distribution within four eyemovement signals for better interpretation of surface Electromyography signals analysis by usingWavelet scalogram. 2013 Article PeerReviewed Wan Daud, Wan Mohd. Bukhari and Sudirman, Rubita and Yahya, Abu Bakar and Jusoff, Kamaruzaman (2013) Surface electromyography of eyes potential behaviour using wavelet transform analysis. Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, 7 (3). pp. 64-71. ISSN 1991-8178 http://eprints.utem.edu.my/8676/1/64-71.pdf |
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The previous study of eyes potential behaviorwas carried out using Fourier Transformwhich is found to beworking on a single scale. Then,Wavelet Transform was proposed to overcomethe limitation. Hence, the objective of this paper is to identify thesurface electromyography of eyemovement potentials behavior by using Wavelet Transform scalogram analysis. The eye movementsignals are detected by using electrodes that areplaced on a person’s forehead around theeye. It thenrecorded the signalusing the data acquisition Electroencephalograph Neurofax-9200. The eye movedtowards variousdirections involving15 humanswere identified. The Wavelet scalogram analyzed theeye movement signals by comparing the energy distribution with the change of time and frequency ofeach signal. The resultsproved that different surface electromyography of eye movement signalscreateddifferent signalsenergy withtheir corresponding scales.Analysisof variance statisticallyproved that there wasa99%significance difference betweeneachscaleindicatingthat each eyemovement has different frequency bands and energy distribution. Thesefindings couldbe integratedtodesign a support machinefor paralyzed peopleto move their robotor wheelchairby using eyemovements. Future works should explore the energy and frequency bands distribution within four eyemovement signals for better interpretation of surface Electromyography signals analysis by usingWavelet scalogram. |
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