CN108310633A - A kind of intelligent paralytic patient recovering aid system - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention belongs to the field of medical instrument technology, disclose a kind of intelligent paralytic patient recovering aid system, including:Signal acquisition module, the EEG signals for acquiring paralytic;Preprocessing module is filtered for the EEG signals to acquisition, removes dry pretreatment;Controller, for being analyzed pretreated EEG signals, analog-to-digital conversion operation;Memory module, for realizing controller processing EEG signals storage;Electrical stimulation module, the neuron of the paralysis for EEG signals to be acted on to human body;Feedback module is used for the biological reflection of feedback neural member, convenient for making assessment to therapeutic effect.The present invention passes through autonomous restorative training, nerve impulse uploads to the impaired neural position of patient, so that patient obtains the effect that injured nerve system has also obtained corresponding exercise, the reconstruction for accelerating the rehabilitation and nerves within the body system of patient's injured nerve system, to which fundamentally treatment paralytic obtains dyskinesia.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of medical instruments, and particularly relates to an intelligent paralytic patient auxiliary rehabilitation system.
Background
The way for controlling limb movement of normal people is as follows; "brain-central nervous system-peripheral nervous system-skeletal muscle-limb movement". For paralyzed patients, in which the central nervous system is damaged, the movement commands of the brain cannot be transmitted to the muscles through normal body passages, thereby losing control over the limbs. At present, the rehabilitation therapy of paralytic patients mainly adopts the traditional methods of massage, acupuncture, electrical stimulation and the like. The methods play a certain positive role in delaying the atrophy of the residual limb muscles of the patient and assisting the rehabilitation, but the methods have longer treatment flow, higher cost and poor curative effect, and can not enable the residual limb of the patient to complete the original specific action.
In summary, the problems of the prior art are as follows: the existing rehabilitation therapy for the paralyzed patient has the defects of longer treatment process, higher cost, poor curative effect and incapability of enabling the stump of the patient to complete the original specific action.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the problems in the prior art, the invention provides an intelligent paralytic patient auxiliary rehabilitation system.
The invention is realized in this way, an intelligent paralytic patient auxiliary rehabilitation system, which includes:
the signal acquisition module is used for acquiring the electroencephalogram signals of the paralyzed patient;
acquiring two types of EEG signals of n experimenters imagining no-movement, and respectively solving the covariance of training data of each experimenter;
step two, introducing regularization parameters α and β, combining the sum of covariance matrixes of the primary testers and the sum of covariance matrixes of the secondary testers under the action of the regularization parameters to construct two types of different motion imagery spatial filters, retaining the training data after filtering, extracting two types of vectors with maximized features, and constructing a learning dictionary, wherein the regularization parameters α and β specifically comprise the following steps:
separately summing the covariance matrices of class A and class B training samples RAAnd RBSum of covariance matrices of class A and class B training samples for all sub-testersAndtwo types of average regularized covariance matrices are constructed, and the formula is as follows:
wherein, N is the collection channel number, and I is N rank unit array, and tr is the trace of matrix, promptly: the sum of the elements on all the main diagonals of the matrix;
and (3) carrying out eigenvalue decomposition on the sum of the regularized covariance matrixes to obtain a whitening matrix P:
wherein,is a diagonal matrix of eigenvalues of Z,is a corresponding feature vector matrix;
the resulting Z is transformed as follows:
wherein Λ is a characteristic value diagonal matrix, U is a corresponding characteristic vector matrix, a characteristic vector corresponding to the maximum characteristic value in the diagonal matrix Λ is selected, and the spatial filter is constructed as follows:
W=UT·P;
two classes of EEG signals X to be used in training samplesAAnd XBThrough a corresponding filter WA、WBThe method comprises the following steps:
FA=WA T·XA
FB=WB T·XB;
and then Fourier transform is carried out, the power spectral density value of the frequency at 8-15Hz is obtained, and the power spectral density value is used as a learning dictionary B ═ F of sparse representationAFB];
Inputting test motor imagery data, performing spatial filtering according to the step two, and reserving the filtered test data;
identifying the test motor imagery data by using a signal sparse representation method, and determining the category of the test sample; the method comprises the following steps:
solving for the sparsely represented vector of test samples as follows:
wherein x is a sparse representation vector of a test motor imagery sample to be solved, y is the test motor imagery sample data to be solved, epsilon is an error threshold, and B is a learning dictionary formed by two types of feature vectors;
for each motion image i, according to the sparsity of the test sampleRepresenting a vectorCalculating residual error
WhereinIs to represent the vector by sparsenessIn the obtained new vector, element items corresponding to the ith type of motor imagery are the same as corresponding element items in the sparse representation vector, and other element items are all zero;
and using the category with the minimum residual error as a final motor imagery category identification result: is test sample data;
the preprocessing module is connected with the signal acquisition module through a USB and is used for carrying out filtering and drying preprocessing on the acquired electroencephalogram signals;
the controller is connected with the preprocessing module USB and is used for analyzing the preprocessed electroencephalogram signals, performing analog-to-digital conversion and the like;
the storage module is connected with the controller through a USB (universal serial bus) and used for realizing the storage of the electroencephalogram signals processed by the controller and facilitating the doctor to check and reply the treatment effect;
the electrical stimulation module is connected with the USB controller and is used for applying the electroencephalogram signals to paralyzed neurons of the human body;
and the feedback module is connected with the electrical stimulation module through a USB (universal serial bus) and is used for feeding back the biological reflection of the neuron, so that the treatment effect can be evaluated conveniently.
Further, the controller may be configured to apply a time-frequency domain matrix to the frequency hopping mixed signalThe pretreatment comprises the following steps:
first step, toWith a low-energy-removing pre-treatment, i.e. at each sampling instant p, willSetting the amplitude value smaller than the threshold epsilon to 0 to obtainThe setting of the threshold epsilon can be determined according to the average energy of the received signal;
secondly, find the nonzero time-frequency domain data of P time (P is 0, 1, 2, … P-1) and useIs shown in whichRepresenting time-frequency response at time pNormalizing and preprocessing the non-zero data by the corresponding frequency index when the non-zero data is not 0 to obtain a preprocessed vector b (p, q) ═ b1(p,q),b2(p,q),…,bM(p,q)]TWherein
The invention has the advantages and positive effects that: the movement intention of the paralyzed patient can be automatically analyzed, so that the patient can autonomously control the movement of the residual limb, the autonomous movement capability is recovered, and the control capability on the external environment is recovered; meanwhile, through the autonomous recovery motor training, the nerve impulse is uploaded to the damaged nerve part of the patient, so that the damaged nervous system of the patient also obtains the corresponding exercise effect, and the rehabilitation of the damaged nervous system of the patient and the reconstruction of the nervous system in vivo are accelerated, thereby fundamentally treating the dyskinesia of the paralyzed patient.
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in the figure: 1. a signal acquisition module; 2. a preprocessing module; 3. a controller; 4. a storage module; 5. an electrical stimulation module; 6. and a feedback module.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the present invention is further described in detail with reference to the following embodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the invention and are not intended to limit the invention.
The following detailed description of the principles of the invention is provided in connection with the accompanying drawings.
As shown in fig. 1, the intelligent paralytic patient assisted rehabilitation system provided by the embodiment of the invention comprises: the device comprises a signal acquisition module 1, a preprocessing module 2, a controller 3, a storage module 4, an electrical stimulation module 5 and a feedback module 6.
The signal acquisition module 1 is used for acquiring electroencephalogram signals of paralyzed patients;
the preprocessing module 2 is connected with the signal acquisition module 1 through a USB and is used for carrying out filtering and drying preprocessing on the acquired electroencephalogram signals;
the controller 3 is connected with the preprocessing module 2 through a USB and is used for analyzing the preprocessed electroencephalogram signals, performing analog-to-digital conversion and the like;
the storage module 4 is connected with the controller 3 in a USB mode and used for storing the electroencephalogram signals processed by the controller 3 and facilitating the doctor to check and reply the treatment effect;
the electrical stimulation module 5 is connected with the controller 3 through a USB and is used for enabling the electroencephalogram signals to act on paralyzed neurons of the human body;
and the feedback module 6 is connected with the electrical stimulation module 5 in a USB (universal serial bus) manner and is used for feeding back the biological response of the neuron so as to conveniently evaluate the treatment effect.
The brain sack wool signal processing method of the signal acquisition module comprises the following steps:
acquiring two types of EEG signals of n experimenters imagining no-movement, and respectively solving the covariance of training data of each experimenter;
step two, introducing regularization parameters α and β, combining the sum of covariance matrixes of the primary testers and the sum of covariance matrixes of the secondary testers under the action of the regularization parameters to construct two types of different motion imagery spatial filters, retaining the training data after filtering, extracting two types of vectors with maximized features, and constructing a learning dictionary, wherein the regularization parameters α and β specifically comprise the following steps:
separately summing the covariance matrices of class A and class B training samples RAAnd RBSum of covariance matrices of class A and class B training samples for all sub-testersAndtwo types of average regularized covariance matrices are constructed, and the formula is as follows:
wherein, N is the collection channel number, and I is N rank unit array, and tr is the trace of matrix, promptly: the sum of the elements on all the main diagonals of the matrix;
and (3) carrying out eigenvalue decomposition on the sum of the regularized covariance matrixes to obtain a whitening matrix P:
wherein,is a diagonal matrix of eigenvalues of Z,is a corresponding feature vector matrix;
the resulting Z is transformed as follows:
wherein Λ is a characteristic value diagonal matrix, U is a corresponding characteristic vector matrix, a characteristic vector corresponding to the maximum characteristic value in the diagonal matrix Λ is selected, and the spatial filter is constructed as follows:
W=UT·P;
two classes of EEG signals X to be used in training samplesAAnd XBThrough a corresponding filter WA、WBThe method comprises the following steps:
FA=WA T·XA
FB=WB T·XB;
and then Fourier transform is carried out, the power spectral density value of the frequency at 8-15Hz is obtained, and the power spectral density value is used as a learning dictionary B ═ F of sparse representationAFB];
Inputting test motor imagery data, performing spatial filtering according to the step two, and reserving the filtered test data;
identifying the test motor imagery data by using a signal sparse representation method, and determining the category of the test sample; the method comprises the following steps:
solving for the sparsely represented vector of test samples as follows:
wherein x is a sparse representation vector of a test motor imagery sample to be solved, y is the test motor imagery sample data to be solved, epsilon is an error threshold, and B is a learning dictionary formed by two types of feature vectors;
for each motion image i, a vector is expressed according to the sparsity of the test sampleCalculating residual error
WhereinIs to represent the vector by sparsenessIn the obtained new vector, element items corresponding to the ith type of motor imagery are the same as corresponding element items in the sparse representation vector, and other element items are all zero;
and using the category with the minimum residual error as a final motor imagery category identification result: is test sample data;
the controller is used for carrying out time-frequency domain matrix on the frequency hopping mixed signalThe pretreatment comprises the following steps:
first step, toWith a low-energy-removing pre-treatment, i.e. at each sampling instant p, willSetting the amplitude value smaller than the threshold epsilon to 0 to obtainThe setting of the threshold epsilon can be determined according to the average energy of the received signal;
secondly, find the nonzero time-frequency domain data of P time (P is 0, 1, 2, … P-1) and useIs shown in whichRepresenting time-frequency response at time pNormalizing and preprocessing the non-zero data by the corresponding frequency index when the non-zero data is not 0 to obtain a preprocessed vector b (p, q) ═ b1(p,q),b2(p,q),…,bM(p,q)]TWherein
The working principle of the invention is as follows:
the signal acquisition module acquires an electroencephalogram signal of a paralyzed patient; the preprocessing module carries out filtering and drying preprocessing on the acquired electroencephalogram signals; the controller analyzes and performs analog-to-digital conversion and other operations on the preprocessed electroencephalogram signals; the storage module realizes the storage of the electroencephalogram signals processed by the controller, and is convenient for a doctor to check and reply the treatment effect; the electrical stimulation module acts the electroencephalogram signal on paralyzed neurons of the human body; the feedback module feeds back the biological reflection of the neuron, so that the treatment effect can be conveniently evaluated. The above description is only for the purpose of illustrating the preferred embodiments of the present invention and is not to be construed as limiting the invention, and any modifications, equivalents and improvements made within the spirit and principle of the present invention are intended to be included within the scope of the present invention.
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1. An intelligent paralyzed patient assisted rehabilitation system, which is characterized in that the intelligent paralyzed patient assisted rehabilitation system comprises:
the signal acquisition module is used for acquiring the electroencephalogram signals of the paralyzed patient;
the brain sack wool signal processing method of the signal acquisition module comprises the following steps:
acquiring two types of EEG signals of n experimenters imagining no-movement, and respectively solving the covariance of training data of each experimenter;
step two, introducing regularization parameters α and β, combining the sum of covariance matrixes of the primary testers and the sum of covariance matrixes of the secondary testers under the action of the regularization parameters to construct two types of different motion imagery spatial filters, retaining the training data after filtering, extracting two types of vectors with maximized features, and constructing a learning dictionary, wherein the regularization parameters α and β specifically comprise the following steps:
separately summing the covariance matrices of class A and class B training samples RAAnd RBSum of covariance matrices of class A and class B training samples for all sub-testersAndtwo types of average regularized covariance matrices are constructed, and the formula is as follows:
wherein, N is the collection channel number, and I is N rank unit array, and tr is the trace of matrix, promptly: the sum of the elements on all the main diagonals of the matrix;
and (3) carrying out eigenvalue decomposition on the sum of the regularized covariance matrixes to obtain a whitening matrix P:
wherein,is a diagonal matrix of eigenvalues of Z,is a corresponding feature vector matrix;
the resulting Z is transformed as follows:
wherein Λ is a characteristic value diagonal matrix, U is a corresponding characteristic vector matrix, a characteristic vector corresponding to the maximum characteristic value in the diagonal matrix Λ is selected, and the spatial filter is constructed as follows:
W=UT·P;
two classes of EEG signals X to be used in training samplesAAnd XBThrough a corresponding filter WA、WBThe method comprises the following steps:
FA=WA T·XA
FB=WB T·XB;
and then Fourier transform is carried out, the power spectral density value of the frequency at 8-15Hz is obtained, and the power spectral density value is used as a learning dictionary B ═ F of sparse representationAFB];
Inputting test motor imagery data, performing spatial filtering according to the step two, and reserving the filtered test data;
identifying the test motor imagery data by using a signal sparse representation method, and determining the category of the test sample; the method comprises the following steps:
solving for the sparsely represented vector of test samples as follows:
wherein x is a sparse representation vector of a test motor imagery sample to be solved, y is the test motor imagery sample data to be solved, epsilon is an error threshold, and B is a learning dictionary formed by two types of feature vectors;
for each motion image i, a vector is expressed according to the sparsity of the test sampleCalculating residual error
WhereinIs to represent the vector by sparsenessIn the obtained new vector, element items corresponding to the ith type of motor imagery are the same as corresponding element items in the sparse representation vector, and other element items are all zero;
and using the category with the minimum residual error as a final motor imagery category identification result:is test sample data;
the preprocessing module is connected with the signal acquisition module through a USB and is used for carrying out filtering and drying preprocessing on the acquired electroencephalogram signals;
the controller is connected with the preprocessing module USB and is used for analyzing the preprocessed electroencephalogram signals, performing analog-to-digital conversion and the like;
the storage module is connected with the controller through a USB (universal serial bus) and used for realizing the storage of the electroencephalogram signals processed by the controller and facilitating the doctor to check and reply the treatment effect;
the electrical stimulation module is connected with the USB controller and is used for applying the electroencephalogram signals to paralyzed neurons of the human body;
and the feedback module is connected with the electrical stimulation module through a USB (universal serial bus) and is used for feeding back the biological reflection of the neuron, so that the treatment effect can be evaluated conveniently.
2. The intelligent paralyzed patient assisted rehabilitation system of claim 1 wherein said controller generates a time-frequency domain matrix for the frequency hopping mixed signalPerforming pretreatmentThe method specifically comprises the following two steps:
first step, toWith a low-energy-removing pre-treatment, i.e. at each sampling instant p, willSetting the amplitude value smaller than the threshold epsilon to 0 to obtainThe setting of the threshold epsilon can be determined according to the average energy of the received signal;
secondly, find the nonzero time-frequency domain data of P time (P is 0, 1, 2, … P-1) and useIs shown in whichRepresenting time-frequency response at time pNormalizing and preprocessing the non-zero data by the corresponding frequency index when the non-zero data is not 0 to obtain a preprocessed vector b (p, q) ═ b1(p,q),b2(p,q),…,bM(p,q)]TWherein
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