Geometric Deep Learning on Graphs for EEG Datasets

Research Group:TOGAIStatus:Inactive
Geometric Deep Learning on Graphs for EEG Datasets

This project improves neurological disorder diagnosis by developing geometric deep learning models for EEG data, making assessments more accessible and cost-effective.

Background

Identifying neurological disorders presents significant challenges due to the reliance on costly diagnostic tools like MRI and fMRI, as well as limited access to expert medical personnel, particularly in remote regions. Traditional methods fall short in providing affordable and accessible solutions for early detection and treatment.

Research Aim

Our goal is to develop and implement a geometric deep learning model for EEG datasets to enhance diagnostic accuracy while reducing costs. We aim to improve accessibility to neurological disorder diagnosis, especially in remote regions where traditional diagnostic infrastructure is limited.

Outcomes

This project developed a geometric deep learning model specifically designed for EEG datasets to improve the diagnosis of neurological disorders. The model demonstrated promising accuracy in classifying brain states and laid the groundwork for more accessible, cost-effective neurological assessment tools, particularly beneficial for healthcare delivery in remote and underserved regions.

Publications
2019
Adapted and Oversegmenting Graphs: Application to Geometric Deep Learning
Alberto Gomez, Veronika A. Zimmer, Bishesh Khanal, Nicolas Toussaint, Julia A. Schnabel