WORKSHOP AND TRAINING
EEGLAB toolbox for brain signal processing (Theoretical and practical skills)
WORKSHOP SCHEDULE:
A. first day:
1. How to record EEG signals using Encephalan (19-channel) and open BCI devices (16-channel).
2. How to record EEG signal for driver fatigue
3. How to record EEG signal to recognize emotions.
4. How to record EEG signal to recognize motor imagery decisions.
5. How to record EEG signal while sleeping.
6. How to record signals in patients with epilepsy.
7. Encephalan software environment tutorial.
8. Open BCI software tutorial.
B. Second day:
- Introduce the EEGLAB Toolkit and how to attach it to MATLAB
- Importing EEG data in the toolbox and display it
- Change channel montages and settings
- Import and export different data types
- Obtainging frequency spectrum of channels and brain mapping
- Introducing preprocessing tools
- Change the sampling rate of the signal
- Data filtering
- Change the reference channel
- Independent component analysis (ICA)
- Signal decomposition using ICA method
- Two-dimensional and three-dimensional display of components on the skull
- Check and remove the components
- Noise reduction using various methods provided in the EEGLAB toolbox
- How to record and extract event related potentials (ERP), and the importance of ERP components in medical diagnostic systems
- Extract OPACs for presenting events in the ERP registry
- Averaging OPACs to extract ERP
- Display ERPs in a timely manner
- View ERPs with two-dimensional and three-dimensional brain mappings
- ERP comparison for different conditions
- Extraction of information from the frequency spectrum of ERPs
- Enter a collection of data from a study in a toolbox
- How to work with collections (designing a preliminary study)
- Log into MATLAB software for more advanced processing
WORKSHOP INSTRUCTORS:
Sobhan Sheykhivand (PhD student)
Zohreh Mousavi (PhD student)