- My research activity is in signal processing and analysis, and mainly using signal shape modelling, averaging and clu... moreMy research activity is in signal processing and analysis, and mainly using signal shape modelling, averaging and clustering. The first application was the chromatographic signal to detect impurities in an apparent unique peak, measuring subtle shape variations. Since about 30 years the applications are in the biomedical domain: high resolution ECG, BSPM, EEG and now cognitive Evoked Potentials. The data can be the recorded signals or time-frequency representations.edit
Abstract In this paper, we use the generalized cross-correlation method to estimate time delay between evoked potentials (EP) present in two individual sweeps. The generalized cross-correlation differs from classical cross-correlation by... more
Abstract In this paper, we use the generalized cross-correlation method to estimate time delay between evoked potentials (EP) present in two individual sweeps. The generalized cross-correlation differs from classical cross-correlation by pre-filtering the signal. The aim of this work is to investigate the performance of this method for different pre-filters proposed in the literature. We show that the filter which minimizes the mean square estimation error gives the better result when the EP spectrum is partially unknown.
Research Interests: Time Delay and Spectrum
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Ischemic neurological injury has been shown to alter the temporal and spectral features of somatosensory evoked potentials. Multiresolution wavelet analysis is employed in this study to quantitate such injury-related changes. EP signals... more
Ischemic neurological injury has been shown to alter the temporal and spectral features of somatosensory evoked potentials. Multiresolution wavelet analysis is employed in this study to quantitate such injury-related changes. EP signals are decomposed into constituent" coarse" and" detail" components. In the frequency domain, these components correspond to the lowpass filtered and bandpass filtered signals, respectively. Somatosensory evoked potentials recorded during acute cerebral hypoxia and during ...