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9780780360112

Nonlinear Biomedical Signal Processing, Volume 1 Fuzzy Logic, Neural Networks, and New Algorithms

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    9780780360112

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    0780360117

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-08-04
  • Publisher: Wiley-IEEE Press

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"Nonlinear Biomedical Signal Processing, Volume I" is a valuable reference tool for medical researchers, medical faculty and advanced graduate students as well as for practicing biomedical engineers. "Nonlinear Biomedical Signal Processing, Volume I" is an excellent companion to "Nonlinear Biomedical Signal Processing, Volume II: Dynamic Analysis and Modeling,"

Author Biography

About the Editor Metin Akay is currently an assistant professor at Dartmouth College. A noted speaker, editor, and author, Dr. Akay has spent several years conducting research in the areas of fuzzy neural networks and signal processing, wavelet transform, and detection and estimation theory. His biomedical research areas include the autonomic nervous system, maturation, respiratory-related evoked response, noninvasive detection of coronary artery disease, and estimation of cardiac output. Dr. Akay is the founding series editor of the IEEE Press Series on Biomedical Engineering. In 1997 he received the prestigious Early Career Achievement Award from the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBS). He is the program chair of both the annual IEEE EMBS Conference and Summer School for 2001. Dr. Akay has published several papers in the field and authored or coauthored eleven books, including Time Frequency and Wavelets in Biomedical Signal Processing (IEEE Press, 1998) and Nonlinear Biomedical Signal Processing, Volume II: Dynamic Analysis and Modeling (IEEE Press, 2000). He holds two U.S. patents.

Table of Contents

Preface xiii
List of Contributors
xv
Uncertainty Management in Medical Applications
1(26)
Bernadette Bouchon-Meunier
Introduction
1(1)
Imperfect Knowledge
1(3)
Types of Imperfections
1(1)
Uncertainties
1(1)
Imprecisions
2(1)
Incompleteness
2(1)
Causes of Imperfect Knowledge
2(1)
Choice of a Method
2(2)
Fuzzy Set Theory
4(8)
Introduction to Fuzzy Set Theory
4(1)
Main Basic Concepts of Fuzzy Set Theory
5(1)
Definitions
5(1)
Operations on Fuzzy Sets
6(2)
The Zadeh Extension Principle
8(2)
Fuzzy Arithmetic
10(1)
Fuzzy Relations
11(1)
Possibility Theory
12(5)
Possibility Measures
12(2)
Possibility Distributions
14(1)
Necessity Measures
15(2)
Relative Possibility and Necessity of Fuzzy Sets
17(1)
Approximate Reasoning
17(6)
Linguistic Variables
17(2)
Fuzzy Propositions
19(1)
Possibility Distribution Associated with a Fuzzy Proposition
19(2)
Fuzzy Implications
21(1)
Fuzzy Inferences
22(1)
Examples of Applications of Numerical Methods in Biology
23(1)
Conclusion
24(3)
References
25(2)
Applications of Fuzzy Clustering to Biomedical Signal Processing and Dynamic System Identification
27(26)
Amir B. Geva
Introduction
27(3)
Time Series Prediction and System Identification
28(1)
Fuzzy Clustering
29(1)
Nonstationary Signal Processing Using Unsupervised Fuzzy Clustering
29(1)
Methods
30(10)
State Recognition and Time Series Prediction Using Unsupervised Fuzzy Clustering
31(1)
Features Extraction and Reduction
32(1)
Spectrum Estimation
33(1)
Time-Frequency Analysis
33(1)
The Hierarchical Unsupervised Fuzzy Clustering (HUFC) Algorithm
34(2)
The Weighted Unsupervised Optimal Fuzzy Clustering (WUOFC) Algorithm
36(1)
The Weighted Fuzzy K-Mean (WFKM) Algorithm
37(2)
The Fuzzy Hypervolume Cluster Validity Criteria
39(1)
The Dynamic WUOFC Algorithm
40(1)
Results
40(8)
State Recognition and Events Detection
41(3)
Time Series Prediction
44(4)
Conclusion and Discussion
48(5)
Acknowledgments
51(1)
References
51(2)
Neural Networks: A Guided Tour
53(16)
Simon Haykin
Some Basic Definitions
53(1)
Supervised Learning
53(6)
Multilayer Perceptrons and Back-Propagation Learning
54(3)
Radial Basis Function (RBF) Networks
57(1)
Support Vector Machines
58(1)
Unsupervised Learning
59(2)
Principal Components Analysis
59(1)
Self-Organizing Maps
59(1)
Information-Theoretic Models
60(1)
Neurodynamic Programming
61(1)
Temporal Processing Using Feed-Forward Networks
62(1)
Dynamically Driven Recurrent Networks
63(4)
Concluding Remarks
67(2)
References
67(2)
Neural Networks in Processing and Analysis of Biomedical Signals
69(29)
Homayoun Nazeran
Khosrow Behbehani
Overview and History of Artificial Neural Networks
69(8)
What is an Artificial Neural Network?
70(1)
How Did ANNs Come About?
71(2)
Attributes of ANNs
73(1)
Learning in ANNs
74(1)
Supervised Learning
74(1)
Unsupervised Learning
75(1)
Hardware and Software Implementation of ANNs
76(1)
Application of ANNs in Processing Information
77(21)
Processing and Analysis of Biomedical Signals
77(1)
Detection and Classification of Biomedical Signals Using ANNs
77(1)
Detection and Classification of Electrocardiography Signals
78(3)
Detection and Classification of Electromyography Signals
81(2)
Detection and Classification of Electroencephalography Signals
83(2)
Detection and Classification of Electrogastrography Signals
85(1)
Detection and Classification of Respiratory Signals
86(1)
Detection of Goiter-Induced Upper Airway Obstruction
86(2)
Detection of Pharyngeal Wall Vibration During Sleep
88(1)
ANNs in Biomedical Signal Enhancement
89(1)
ANNs in Biomedical Signal Compression
89(2)
Additional Reading and Related Material
91(1)
Appendix: Back-Propagation Optimization Algorithm
92(3)
References
95(3)
Rare Event Detection in Genomic Sequences by Neural Networks and Sample Stratification
98(24)
Wooyoung Choe
Okan K. Ersoy
Minou Bina
Introduction
98(1)
Sample Stratification
98(1)
Stratifying Coefficients
99(5)
Derivation of a Modified Back-Propagation Algorithm
100(2)
Approximation of A Posteriori Probabilities
102(2)
Bootstrap Stratification
104(2)
Bootstrap Procedures
104(1)
Bootstrapping of Rare Events
105(1)
Subsampling of Common Events
105(1)
Aggregating of Multiple Neural Networks
105(1)
The Bootstrap Aggregating Rare Event Neural Networks
105(1)
Data Set Used in the Experiments
106(7)
Genomic Sequence Data
106(1)
Normally Distributed Data 1, 2
107(6)
Four-Class Synthetic Data
113(1)
Experimental Results
113(7)
Experiments with Genomic Sequence Data
113(2)
Experiments with Normally Distributed Data 1
115(3)
Experiments with Normally Distributed Data 2
118(1)
Experiments with Four-Class Synthetic Data
118(2)
Conclusions
120(2)
References
120(2)
An Axiomatic Approach to Reformulating Radial Basis Neural Networks
122(36)
Nicolaos B. Karayiannis
Introduction
122(3)
Function Approximation Models and RBF Neural Networks
125(2)
Reformulating Radial Basis Neural Networks
127(2)
Admissible Generator Functions
129(4)
Linear Generator Functions
129(3)
Exponential Generator Functions
132(1)
Selecting Generator Functions
133(8)
The Blind Spot
134(2)
Criteria for Selecting Generator Functions
136(1)
Evaluation of Linear and Exponential Generator Functions
137(1)
Linear Generator Functions
137(1)
Exponential Generator Functions
138(3)
Learning Algorithms Based on Gradient Descent
141(3)
Batch Learning Algorithms
141(2)
Sequential Learning Algorithms
143(1)
Generator Functions and Gradient Descent Learning
144(2)
Experimental Results
146(8)
Conclusions
154(4)
References
155(3)
Soft Learning Vector Quantization and Clustering Algorithms Based on Reformulation
158(40)
Nicolaos B. Karayiannis
Introduction
158(1)
Clustering Algorithms
159(9)
Crisp and Fuzzy Partitions
160(2)
Crisp c-Means Algorithm
162(2)
Fuzzy c-Means Algorithm
164(1)
Entropy-Constrained Fuzzy Clustering
165(3)
Reformulating Fuzzy Clustering
168(3)
Reformulating the Fuzzy c-Means Algorithm
168(2)
Reformulating ECFC Algorithms
170(1)
Generalized Reformulation Function
171(3)
Update Equations
171(2)
Admissible Reformulation Functions
173(1)
Special Cases
173(1)
Constructing Reformulation Functions: Generator Functions
174(1)
Constructing Admissible Generator Functions
175(3)
Increasing Generator Functions
176(1)
Decreasing Generator Functions
176(1)
Duality of Increasing and Decreasing Generator Functions
177(1)
From Generator Functions to LVQ and Clustering Algorithms
178(4)
Competition and Membership Functions
178(2)
Special Cases: Fuzzy LVQ and Clustering Algorithms
180(1)
Linear Generator Functions
180(1)
Exponential Generator Functions
181(1)
Soft LVQ and Clustering Algorithms Based on Nonlinear Generator Functions
182(4)
Implementation of the Algorithms
185(1)
Initialization of Soft LVQ and Clustering Algorithms
186(2)
A Prototype Splitting Procedure
186(1)
Initialization Schemes
187(1)
Magnetic Resonance Image Segmentation
188(6)
Conclusions
194(4)
Acknowledgments
195(1)
References
196(2)
Metastable Associative Network Models of Neuronal Dynamics Transition During Sleep
198(18)
Mitsuyuki Nakao
Mitsuaki Yamamoto
Dynamics Transition of Neuronal Activities During Sleep
199(2)
Physiological Substrate of the Global Neuromodulation
201(1)
Neural Network Model
201(2)
Spectral Analysis of Neuronal Activities in Neural Network Model
203(1)
Dynamics of Neural Network in State Space
204(2)
Metastability of the Network Attractor
206(4)
Escape Time Distributions in Metastable Equilibrium States
206(1)
Potential Walls Surrounding Metastable States
207(3)
Possible Mechanisms of the Neuronal Dynamics Transition
210(1)
Discussion
211(5)
Acknowledgments
213(1)
References
213(3)
Artificial Neural Networks for Spectroscopic Signal Measurement
216(17)
Chii-Wann Lin
Tzu-Chien Hsiao
Mang-Ting Zeng
Hui-Hua Kenny Chiang
Introduction
216(1)
Methods
217(4)
Partial Least Squares
217(1)
Back-Propagation Networks
218(1)
Radial Basis Function Networks
219(1)
Spectral Data Collection and Preprocessing
220(1)
Results
221(1)
PLS
221(1)
BP
221(1)
RBF
222(1)
Discussion
222(11)
Acknowledgments
231(1)
References
231(2)
Applications of Feed-Forward Neural Networks in the Electrogastrogram
233(24)
Zhiyue Lin
J. D. Z. Chen
Introduction
233(1)
Measurements and Preprocessing of the EGG
234(5)
Measurements of the EGG
234(1)
Preprocessing of the EGG Data
235(1)
ARMA Modeling Parameters
235(1)
Running Power Spectra
236(2)
Amplitude (Power) Spectrum
238(1)
Applications in the EGG
239(13)
Detection and Deletion of Motion Artifacts in EGG Recordings
239(1)
Input Data to the NN
239(1)
Experimental Results
240(1)
Identification of Gastric Contractions from the EGG
241(1)
Experimental Data
241(2)
Experimental Results
243(1)
Classification of Normal and Abnormal EGGs
244(2)
Experimental Data
246(1)
Structure of the NN Classifier and Performance Indexes
246(2)
Experimental Results
248(1)
Feature-Based Detection of Delayed Gastric Emptying from the EGG
249(1)
Experimental Data
250(1)
Experimental Results
251(1)
Discussion and Conclusions
252(5)
References
253(4)
Index 257(2)
About the Editor 259

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