A Hybrid Detection Model for Epilepsy Seizure using FCM with MPSO and Decision Tree

  • Banupriya* C
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Abstract

An Electroencephalogram (EEG) plays momentous role in appraising tolerant with irregular motion in their brain, EEG soundtrack of the tolerant occupied to scrutinize irregularity and categorize type of confusion there in the brain activity. An Electroencephalogram is a bioelectrical signal that records the brain’s electrical activity versus time. The illumination of EEG indication is a function of outline detection. The future system engaged DWT change for factor withdrawal and got measure EEG signals recurrence range identifying with seizure, partition them into five diverse space, for example, α-alpha, β-Beta, γ-Gamma, δ-Delta and θ-Theta wave forms are identified with the summative range, and arrange of repetition circulation through DWT of EEG symbols to think about the dissimilarity amongst seizure and normal focus and Clustering the data with FCM with MPSO is used for optimize the data with decision tree classifier is utilized for the order to classify seizure and non-seizure conditions from traced EEG indication then estimation the Predictor Importance of the dataset. The outcome illustrates that the proposed working model would be supportive in EEG normal and epilepsy seizure classification. The recital of the classifiers are examined and observed that FCM with MPSO and decision tree engaged a smaller amount of time to make depiction and away carry out in estimate the predictor importance.

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Banupriya*, C. V., & Deviaruna, Dr. D. (2020). A Hybrid Detection Model for Epilepsy Seizure using FCM with MPSO and Decision Tree. International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering (IJRTE), 8(6), 2670–2674. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijrte.f8097.038620

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