IRIS publication 119277851
Speech Recognition Features for EEG Signal Description in Detection of Neonatal Seizures
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TY - CONF - Temko A., Boylan G., Marnane W.P., Lightbody G. - 32nd Annual International IEEE EMBS Conference - Speech Recognition Features for EEG Signal Description in Detection of Neonatal Seizures - 2010 - September - Published - 1 - () - 3281 - 3284 - Buenos Aires, Argentina - 31-AUG-10 - 04-SEP-10 - In this work, features which are usually employed in automatic speech recognition (ASR) are used for the detection of neonatal seizures in newborn EEG. Threeconventional ASR feature sets are compared to the feature set which has been previously developed for this task. The results indicate that the thoroughly-studied spectral envelope based ASR features perform reasonably well on their own. Additionally, the SVM Recursive Feature Elimination routine is applied to all extracted features pooled together. It is shown that ASR features consistently appear among the top-rank features. - 10.1109/IEMBS.2010.5627260 - Science Foundation Ireland - Welcome Trust (085249/Z/08/Z) and Science Foundation Ireland (07/SRC/I1169) DA - 2010/09 ER -
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@inproceedings{V119277851, = {Temko A., Boylan G. and Marnane W.P., Lightbody G. }, = {32nd Annual International IEEE EMBS Conference}, = {{Speech Recognition Features for EEG Signal Description in Detection of Neonatal Seizures}}, = {2010}, = {September}, = {Published}, = {1}, = {()}, pages = {3281--3284}, = {Buenos Aires, Argentina}, month = {Aug}, = {04-SEP-10}, = {{In this work, features which are usually employed in automatic speech recognition (ASR) are used for the detection of neonatal seizures in newborn EEG. Threeconventional ASR feature sets are compared to the feature set which has been previously developed for this task. The results indicate that the thoroughly-studied spectral envelope based ASR features perform reasonably well on their own. Additionally, the SVM Recursive Feature Elimination routine is applied to all extracted features pooled together. It is shown that ASR features consistently appear among the top-rank features.}}, = {10.1109/IEMBS.2010.5627260}, = {Science Foundation Ireland}, = {Welcome Trust (085249/Z/08/Z) and Science Foundation Ireland (07/SRC/I1169)}, source = {IRIS} }
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AUTHORS | Temko A., Boylan G., Marnane W.P., Lightbody G. | ||
TITLE | 32nd Annual International IEEE EMBS Conference | ||
PUBLICATION_NAME | Speech Recognition Features for EEG Signal Description in Detection of Neonatal Seizures | ||
YEAR | 2010 | ||
MONTH | September | ||
STATUS | Published | ||
PEER_REVIEW | 1 | ||
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START_PAGE | 3281 | ||
END_PAGE | 3284 | ||
LOCATION | Buenos Aires, Argentina | ||
START_DATE | 31-AUG-10 | ||
END_DATE | 04-SEP-10 | ||
ABSTRACT | In this work, features which are usually employed in automatic speech recognition (ASR) are used for the detection of neonatal seizures in newborn EEG. Threeconventional ASR feature sets are compared to the feature set which has been previously developed for this task. The results indicate that the thoroughly-studied spectral envelope based ASR features perform reasonably well on their own. Additionally, the SVM Recursive Feature Elimination routine is applied to all extracted features pooled together. It is shown that ASR features consistently appear among the top-rank features. | ||
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DOI_LINK | 10.1109/IEMBS.2010.5627260 | ||
FUNDING_BODY | Science Foundation Ireland | ||
GRANT_DETAILS | Welcome Trust (085249/Z/08/Z) and Science Foundation Ireland (07/SRC/I1169) |