Automatic Classification of Autism using Fusion of EEG and 4D FMRI

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The identification and classification of diseased networks in fMRI is very difficult mastermind in people with big running autism has demonstrated to have diminished integration beyond field of renewal regulated by fMRI. When looking at the resting essential structure of people with independent and rule individuals coordinated for dotage and knowledge result, the outcome demonstrate that those pairs have a quiet essential structure that is fundamentally same as together in amount and in constitution, but in solitary this grid is extra unfined related. The exact forecast of general neuropsychiatric issues, on an individual basis, using rs-fMRI is a challenging task of incredible clinical noteworthiness. By developing a system which process and classify the fMRI data, it can be easily predicted whether the neuropsychiatric disorders especially autism is present or not. The fusion of features of EEG signal and the features obtained from independent component of fMRI are utilized for the automatic classification of Autism disorder. It can also be used to identify the diseased network and to automatically classify the different components of diseased networks. A classifier is constructed by k-means on a 2D feature projection space, with groupwise normalization for the classification of HC and Autism subjects with EEG and Rs-fMRI 4D dataset and compared with Convolution Neural network(CNN).

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Automatic Classification of Autism using Fusion of EEG and 4D FMRI. (2019). International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, 9(2S4), 656–659. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijitee.b1235.1292s419

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