DocumentCode
3340093
Title
Design and Implementation of effective Brain-wave Data Base(DB) building system using the five senses
Author
Jin, Sang-Hyeon ; Kwon, Hyeong-Oh ; Lee, Jung-A ; Shin, Jeong-Hoon
Author_Institution
Catholic Univ. of Deagu, Daegu
fYear
2007
fDate
20-22 Aug. 2007
Firstpage
645
Lastpage
654
Abstract
Ubiquitous systems have grown explosively over the past few years. Nowadays users´ need for high quality service leads to a variety of types of user terminals. As a result of these changes, various types of effective human computer interface methods have been developed. In many studies, researchers have focused on using brain-wave interface, that is to say, brain computer interaction (BCI). BCI is one of the research areas in human computer interaction (HCI). Nowadays, research which is related to BCI is under way to find out effective methods. But, most research related to BCI is not centralized and not systematic. These problems bring about ineffective results in research. In most research related to HCI and BCI, that is to say -pattern recognition, the most important foundation of the research is to build correct and sufficient database (DB). On this score, in this paper, we propose an effective brain wave DB building system for BCI. Apart from other kinds of pattern recognition, BCI has difficulties being stored in DB. Subjects as well as researchers do not know effective methods for gathering DB. Researchers do not know how to instruct subjects and subjects also do not know how to follow researchers´ instruction. To solve these kinds of problems, we propose a novel architecture of DB building system using the five senses. Researcher instructs the subject to use the five senses. Subjects imagine the instructed senses. In real time, researches verify gathered brain wave data using spectrogram. To verify effectiveness of our proposed system, we analyze the spectrogram of gathered brain wave DB and pattern. On the basis of spectrogram and pattern analysis, we propose an effective brain wave DB building method using the five senses.
Keywords
brain; database management systems; human computer interaction; medical computing; spectrometers; ubiquitous computing; brain computer interaction; brain-wave database building system; brain-wave interface; human computer interaction; human computer interface methods; pattern recognition; spectrogram; ubiquitous systems; Brain computer interfaces; Buildings; Communication system control; Computer interfaces; Human computer interaction; Mobile computing; Pattern analysis; Pattern recognition; Scalp; Spectrogram;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Software Engineering Research, Management & Applications, 2007. SERA 2007. 5th ACIS International Conference on
Conference_Location
Busan
Print_ISBN
0-7695-2867-8
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/SERA.2007.72
Filename
4296998
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