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Seizure Detection Based on Improved Genetic Algorithm Optimized Multilayer Network

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Yuhuan Xiong
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Fang Dong
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Duanpo Wu *
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Lurong Jiang
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Junbiao Liu
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Bingqian Li
DOI:10.1109/ACCESS.2022.3196004delete
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With the increasment of epilepsy patients, traditional epileptic seizure recognition is generally completed by encephalography (EEG) technicians, which is time-consuming and labor-intensive, so the automatic detection of seizure is imminent. This paper proposes a method which constructs a multi-layer network and extracts the same features in each network optimized by improved genetic algorithm (IGA). Among them, the multi-layer network refers to the three-layer network constructed by pearson correlation coefficient, mutual information and permutation disalignment index respectively. There is a lack of research on the fusion and comparison of different networks in previous studies. Therefore, this paper analyzes the effectiveness of different networks by studying the fusion relationship of different networks, and further uses IGA for iterative optimization with constraints to weight the network and features, and finally uses the random forest classifier to automatically detect epileptic seizures. On CHB-MIT database, accuracy (ACC), specificity (SPE), sensitivity (SEN) and F1 score (F1) of the method proposed in this paper reach 97.26%, 97.55%, 96.89% and 97.11%, respectively. On Siena scalp database, ACC, SPE, SEN and F1 reach 98.88%, 99.13%, 98.36% and 98.75%, respectively. The results show that the joint detection effect of the multi-layer network is better than the combined effect of other networks, and IGA can improve the effect of seizure detection.
Keywords:
Electroencephalography
Databases
Feature extraction
Optimization
Genetic algorithms
Epilepsy
Correlation
Permutation disalignment index
multi-layer network
genetic algorithm
seizure detection

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