Detection of mind wandering using EEG signals
Date
2020-01Publisher
Brac UniversityAuthor
Tasika, Nadia JebinAlam, Salwa
Rimo, Mohsena Begum
Haque, Mohtasim Al
Haque, Mohammad Hasibul
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Mind Wandering (MW) is the recurrent occurrence in which our mind gets disengaged
from the immediate task and focused on internal trains of thought. In terms
of intelligent interfaces MW can both have good as well as detrimental e ects; hence
it is crucial to measure MW. This interesting phenomenon and part of our daily life
can be e ectively measured using electroencephalogram (EEG) Signals. There are
several techniques that have been used to predict MW however; literature review
shows that there are still chances of further improvement in this eld. Therefore,
in this paper we proposed a framework based on data mining and machine learning
to detect MW using EEG signals. In our framework, we extracted a number of features
from 64 internal EEG channels. We evaluate the performance of our proposed
framework using 2 subjects with total of 19 sessions. The prediction accuracy of
the proposed framework is higher than the other researches under this field that
indicates the superiority of our proposed framework and efficiency of the data.