Electroencephalographic observations of four cases of myoclonus epilepsy are reported. A feature in EEG findings was that spikes became more prominent in the later stage of illness. Photic stimulation had a distinct activating effect on producing paroxysms, and an increase in number of paroxysms depended not on the frequency of stimulus but on the intensity. A sleep EEG showed ill-formed humps ...

This thesis is developed around the problem of brain activity reconstruction/identification using non-invasive ElectroEncephaloGrams. Multiple research lines branch from the central research line, some of them constituting distinct reconstruction methods, and others serving as aiding tools to the reconstructions. Noticeably, the application area of some of the proposed tools is broader than the...

Automated labelling of epileptic seizures on electroencephalograms is an essential interdisciplinary task diagnostics. Traditional machine learning approaches operate in a supervised fashion requiring complex pre-processing procedures that are usually labour intensive and time-consuming. The biggest issue with the analysis artefacts caused by head movements, eye blinks, other non-physiological ...