Wavelet analysis of EEGs

[John Shaw <crosley@TCP.CO.UK>]

     22/Nov/97

     I would be interested to hear from anyone who has applied
     wavelet analysis to EEGs.

     I am a retired EEG researcher still writing on EEG matters
     and currently writing a contribution on recent trends in EEG
     analysis for a multi author EEG book to be published next
     year.

     I need a diagram which illustrates basic wavelet analysis of
     an EEG, like figure 1 of M. Akay (1995) Wavelets in
     Biomedical Engineering, Annals of Biomedical Engineering;
     23:
     531-542, but with an epoch of EEG instead of the ECG shown
     there. This figure shows an ECG signal with below a series
     of
     wavelet analyses at differing dilations. For EEGers it would
     be preferable if the x-axis is time as it is there and not
     translation as it often is. Also the y-axis scale should be
     frequency bands rather than dilation. Can anyone help?

     Incidentally, is there a Clinical Neurophysiology News Group
     or Web site? I live in the UK. John Shaw.

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Name: John C Shaw
E-mail: crosley@tcp.co.uk
Date: 11/22/97
Time: 07:14:14

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