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# periodogram
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# EEG periodogram. Analysis of biomedical data.
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## Description
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We could call this signal from a biological or medical source - just simple a biosignal.
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The biosignal could be at the molecular level, cell level, or a systemic or organ level.
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>Examples include the electrocardiogram (ECG), or electrical activity from the heart; speech signals;
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the electroencephalogram (EEG), or electrical activity from the brain; evoked potentials (EPs, i.e.,
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auditory, visual, somatosensory, etc.), or electrical responses of the brain to specific peripheral
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stimulation; the electroneurogram, or field potentials from local regions in the brain; action potential
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signals from individual neurons or heart cells; the electromyogram (EMG), or electrical activity from
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the muscle; the electroretinogram from the eye; and so on.
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We are going to use real [EEG data]() from one subject.
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## Motivation
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Analysis of biosignals is one of the most important thing now. Doctors doesn't have skills in programming languages,
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but they know a lot about medical things. Programmers can solve this problem, creating tools for doctors and helping them with detecting or
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estimating quickly.
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>Clinically, biomedical signals are primarily acquired for monitoring (detecting or estimating)
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specific pathological/physiological states for purposes of diagnosis and evaluating therapy. In some
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cases of basic research, they are also used for decoding and eventual modeling of specific biological
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systems.
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## Results
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Here's EEG time series and EEG spectrum from different 5 sec records. Number of record: 7, 21 and 50.
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![](images/eeg_spectrum_7.png)
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![](images/eeg_spectrum_21.png)
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![](images/eeg_spectrum_50.png)
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Look at the spectrum. It has fluctuations of 13-40 Hz, so you can see [betta waves](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beta_wave)
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It's just simple example. If we talk about statistic data or how it helps in diagnostic we cannot use this data.
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First of all we need to average 84 records. [See this repository]()
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## Learn more
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- [Wiki](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electroencephalography)
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## Installation
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You can use [Python](https://www.python.org/) with data package: [Anaconda](https://www.anaconda.com/) or [Miniconda](https://conda.io/miniconda).
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There's another way - use [Portable Python](http://portablepython.com/). Also you can use whatever IDE for Python.
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## License
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Free
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This is real EEG data from one subject.
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The one recording lasts 5 seconds.
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First, it's 4 channels of EEG.
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Second, it's 84 records of 4 channels in each data files.
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Sample rate is 0.004 (dt = 0.004)
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Length of one record is 1250 (N = 1250)

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