Browsing Masters Theses by Subject "Electroencephalography"

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    • Brain Source Localization in the Presence of Leadfield Perturbations 

      Momin, Rabiya Nakhat (2015-05)
      Brain source localization enables us to localize different areas of the brain that are activated during any mental activity. This thesis makes use of Electroencephalography (EEG) recordings which is an important noninvasive ...

    • Classification of Cognitive Workload Levels under Vague Visual Stimulation 

      Mahmoud, Rwan Adil Osman (2016-05)
      In most applications where humans are involved, it is important to augment the interaction between users and the components of these applications. One significant element is the cognitive state of ...

    • Cortical EEG Source Localization of Focal Epilepsy 

      Siyam, Wisal Elfatih Mohamed (2017-11)
      Brain source localization allows us to localize different brain regions that are activated during neural activity. Several imaging modalities can be used for recording neural activity and are essential in clinical applications. ...

    • Discrimination between genuine and acted expressions using EEG signals and machine learning 

      Alex, Meera (2019-04)
      The main purpose of this thesis work was to quantify happiness in an objective manner. This is in line with the objectives of the National Program for Happiness and Positivity in the UAE. The major contribution to this ...

    • Measurement of Vigilance Using EEG Source Localization 

      Zeid, Salma Khaled Mohamad (2017-11)
      Vigilance, or sustained attention, is crucial for jobs where attentiveness for prolonged times is required. These jobs include air traffic control, luggage inspection, and surveillance jobs. Vigilance decrement can cause ...

    • Phased Array Technique for Brain Source Localization 

      Zarghami, Tahereh (2012-01)
      Magnetoencephalography (MEG) and Electroencephalography (EEG) are two popular non-invasive techniques that directly measure the magnetic/electric signals generated from the brain's electrical activity, unlike functional ...