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EEG signal classification using Bayes and Naïve Bayes Classifiers and extracted features of Continuous Wavelet Transform

Karimoi et al., 2014

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2225315417130689446
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Karimoi R
Khalilzadeh M
Hossinezadeh A
Karimoi A
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Majlesi Journal of Multimedia Processing

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ABSTRACT in this paper, we recommend a method of the signal processing for analyzing EEG. To this end,, the signal using the continuous wavelet transform (CWT) is decomposed into dominant scales and a set of statistical features is extracted from these scales, which …
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