Using time causal quantifiers to characterize sleep stages
… In this work we have been able to characterise the dynamics of different sleep stages in an
easy and fast way, using measures borrowed from Information Theory. Our results show that …
easy and fast way, using measures borrowed from Information Theory. Our results show that …
The use of permutation entropy to characterize sleep electroencephalograms
N Nicolaou, J Georgiou - Clinical EEG and Neuroscience, 2011 - journals.sagepub.com
… for each sleep stage was obtained. It was found that different sleep stages are characterized
by … of the EEG signals observed at the different sleep stages. This finding encourages the …
by … of the EEG signals observed at the different sleep stages. This finding encourages the …
Characterization of human mobility based on Information Theory quantifiers
F Araújo, L Bastos, I Medeiros, OA Rosso… - Physica A: Statistical …, 2023 - Elsevier
… [28] presented a study of the sleep stages characterization. They recorded EEG … sleep
stages from a Physionet dataset. The authors used five-time casual Information Theory quantifiers …
stages from a Physionet dataset. The authors used five-time casual Information Theory quantifiers …
Nonlinear dynamics forecasting of obstructive sleep apnea onsets
TQ Le, STS Bukkapatnam - PloS one, 2016 - journals.plos.org
… Hence, the quantifiers extracted from these signals, also … law distribution of sleep stages
to estimate the time to apnea [7]… Specifically, we present (1) a method to characterize OSA …
to estimate the time to apnea [7]… Specifically, we present (1) a method to characterize OSA …
OFF-periods reduce the complexity of neocortical activity during sleep
… causal interactions and making the population activity more recurrent, deterministic, and less
chaotic than during REM sleep … indistinguishable from Wakefulness or REM sleep. In fact, …
chaotic than during REM sleep … indistinguishable from Wakefulness or REM sleep. In fact, …
Quantification as reference: Evidence from Q-verbs
M Bittner, N Trondhjem - Quantification: A cross-linguistic …, 2008 - books.google.com
… the anaphoric presupposition of the quantifier- gajut ‘often’. … We now turn to describe
the Kalaallisut system of verbal … ), while a noncausal relation may favor a later stage (process …
the Kalaallisut system of verbal … ), while a noncausal relation may favor a later stage (process …
[HTML][HTML] Low frequency oscillations drive EEG's complexity changes during wakefulness and sleep
… This happens because low-frequency oscillations emerge from neuronal population patterns,
as we show by recovering the complexity variations during the sleep-wake cycle from micro…
as we show by recovering the complexity variations during the sleep-wake cycle from micro…
Approximate entropy in the electroencephalogram during wake and sleep
N Burioka, M Miyata, G Cornélissen… - Clinical EEG and …, 2005 - journals.sagepub.com
… incremental comparisons.2,3 ApEn characterizes how different segments of the signal with
… estimate sleep stages in EEG signals, complementing other approaches based on spectral …
… estimate sleep stages in EEG signals, complementing other approaches based on spectral …
[HTML][HTML] Characterization of electric load with information theory quantifiers
… This paper presents a study of the electric load behavior based on the Causality … by using
quantifiers stemming from Information Theory. The characterization is performed in two stages. …
quantifiers stemming from Information Theory. The characterization is performed in two stages. …
Cumulative residual symbolic dispersion entropy and its multiscale version: Methodology, verification, and application
… sleep stages. Therefore, CRSDE performs best in quantifying neurodynamics of neonatal
sleep stages. … results can clearly characterize different sleep stages, including wake, active …
sleep stages. … results can clearly characterize different sleep stages, including wake, active …