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- the invention relates to a brain-computer interface method and system based on real-time closed-loop vibration stimulation enhancement, belonging to the field of brain-computer interface technology.
- the first brain-computer interface international conference held in 1999 gave the definition of the brain-computer interface, that is, the brain-computer interface is a communication system that does not depend on the normal output pathway composed of peripheral nerves and muscles.
- the biological principle of the brain-computer interface is when the brain is performing thinking activities, generating action awareness, or being stimulated by the outside world. Nerve cells will produce tens of millivolts of micro-electric activity, and a large number of nerve cells' electrical activity will be transmitted to the surface of the scalp to form brain waves.
- the Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) is an advanced technology based on EEG signals or other related technologies that converts brain activity characteristics into predefined commands to communicate with the outside world or control other external devices.
- the EEG signal extracted by the method of placing electrodes on the scalp is called the scalp electroencephalogram (EEG). Since there is a barrier between the brain and the scalp, the meninges, the skull, and multiple layers of tissue, the signal-to-noise ratio of the EEG signal is very low and it is difficult to extract To a stable and reliable signal, this is a more serious problem in the control of external devices, which seriously affects the application range of the brain-computer interface. At the same time, there are differences in EEG signals among different individuals. Studies have shown that about 30% of people use the brain-computer interface with a low decoding rate, making it difficult to communicate and control the brain and the external environment. We call this type of person ''BCI blind''. Therefore, how to improve the actual performance such as the decoding rate of BCI is a key problem of the brain-computer interface.
- BCI users can initiate brain control by simply performing imaginary left-hand or right-hand movements.
- the kinesthetic imagination of hand movement produces event-related synchronization (ERD/ERS) in the subject's sensorimotor cortex.
- Event-related synchronization is defined as a decrease or increase in power in a specific frequency band (eg, alpha band 8-13 Hz).
- motor imaging-induced ERD activities are lateral contralateral hemispheres, that is, motor imaging induces ERD in the contralateral sensorimotor cortex. These lateral cortical activities constitute the neurophysiological basis of brain-computer interfaces based on motor imaging.
- the potential solution to the problems faced by the development of BCI is the use of touch. Compared with visual stimulation, tactile sensation produces less visual fatigue, so that the user will not be excessively fatigued.
- the human tactile receptors are mainly Mesna bodies distributed in the superficial skin, which can feel the light pressure stimulation of the skin; theusement body is mainly responsible for feeling the tactile sense; the deeper Basini's ring-shaped body mainly feels the pressure sense; also There are Pincus bodies and many nerve endings, touch pads and so on. Among them, Mayer's body is located at the tip adjacent to the main ridge and closest to the skin surface. These are particularly effective in low-frequency vibration (1-40 Hz) signal transmission, and therefore play an important role in detecting sensory vibration.
- Vibration stimulation may potentially be in phase with natural oscillations, but due to the complexity and time-varying nature of EEG signals, matching spontaneous oscillations of the human body is a challenging issue.
- the technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to overcome the shortcomings of the prior art, and to provide a brain-computer interface method based on real-time closed-loop vibration stimulation enhancement and to solve the problems of non-linear, non-stationary, non-Gaussian processes and other characteristics of the EEG signal itself
- the system improves the signal-to-noise ratio of the brain-computer interface system and enhances brain-derived signals.
- a brain-computer interface method based on real-time closed-loop vibration stimulation enhancement includes the following steps:
- the time-frequency characteristics of the digital EEG signal are calculated using fast Fourier transform and the frequency value with the highest frequency energy is extracted as its main frequency;
- the band-pass filtered digital EEG signal is calculated by Hilbert transform to obtain the instantaneous phase of the digital EEG signal;
- the main frequency and instantaneous phase of the digital EEG signal of the segment are used as the frequency and initial value of the sine wave, respectively.
- Phase generate a predicted sine wave, and obtain real-time phase information at the current time according to the predicted sine wave prediction;
- the vibration motor is controlled to stimulate the sensory channel of the subject according to the control instruction.
- the motor imagination task in the method includes left-hand or right-hand motor imagination.
- bandpass filtering of the alpha band is performed on the digital EEG signal intercepted within a preset period.
- the instantaneous phase of the digital EEG signal is calculated by Hilbert transform, and the formula is used:
- y(t) is the digital EEG signal after performing Hilbert transform on x(t);
- x(t) is the digital EEG signal after band-pass filtering;
- p and v are Cauchy principal values Integration in the sense;
- ⁇ x (t) is the instantaneous phase at time t.
- the predicted sine wave f s generated in the method is specifically:
- f main is the main frequency of the digital EEG signal intercepted in the preset period;
- t f is the length of the predicted waveform;
- ⁇ x (t) is the instantaneous phase at time t.
- a brain-computer interface system based on real-time closed-loop vibration stimulation enhancement proposed by the present invention includes:
- the human-computer interaction module is used to provide the display of the motion imaging task to the subjects;
- EEG signal acquisition module used to collect digital EEG signals generated by the subject's motor imagination
- the real-time phase prediction module is used to read the collected digital EEG signals and determine whether it exceeds the preset time period, if yes, intercept the digital EEG signals within the preset time period, otherwise continue to read the collected digital EEG signals; and It is used to band-pass filter the digital EEG signal within the preset period of time, and calculate the time-frequency characteristics of the digital EEG signal by fast Fourier transform and extract the frequency value with the highest frequency energy as its main Frequency, and the instantaneous phase of the digital EEG signal is calculated by Hilbert transform; the main frequency and the instantaneous phase of the digital EEG signal are used as the frequency and initial phase of the sine wave to generate the predicted sine wave, and Obtain real-time phase information at the current moment according to the predicted sine wave prediction;
- the electroencephalogram signal analysis module is used to judge whether the vibration stimulation is applied in the phase interval according to the real-time phase information obtained at the predicted current time, and generate and output a control instruction according to the judgment result;
- the vibration stimulation feedback module is used to control the vibration motor to stimulate the sensory channel of the subject according to the control instruction output by the electroencephalogram analysis module.
- the EEG signal acquisition module includes an EEG cap, an EEG signal amplifier, a low-pass and band-reject filter, an analog-to-digital conversion module, and a communication module connected in sequence.
- the real-time phase prediction module uses a band-pass filter to band-pass filter the digital EEG signal within a preset period.
- the band pass filter uses a tenth order elliptical infinite impulse response filter.
- the vibration stimulation feedback module sets different vibration frequencies to act on the left hand and the right hand according to control instructions.
- the method and system of the present invention guide the subject to perform a motor imaging task by displaying, and at the same time use the time-frequency characteristics of the collected EEG signal data segment to generate a predicted sine wave, and then predict the real-time EEG signal phase information based on the predicted sine wave, and use the predicted
- the instantaneous phase information is used to control the vibration motor to apply vibration stimulation at the tip of a human finger to achieve a real-time closed-loop vibration stimulation effect to enhance the signal-to-noise ratio of EEG signals and improve the decoding rate of motor imaging tasks.
- the invention can adjust the electroencephalogram rhythm through vibration stimulation feedback, improve the signal-to-noise ratio of the brain-computer interface system, and provide a new scheme for enhancing the brain-source signal. It enhances the recognition rate of motion imaging signals, reduces the "BCI blindness" phenomenon, and makes communication between users and the outside world more effective and convenient.
- the present invention can improve the real-time nature of vibration stimulation, by focusing the stimulation on the optimal phase for enhancing the EEG signal and by ensuring that this is repeated in multiple cycles in order to maximize the stimulation effect using cumulative effects, Improve the decoding rate of motor imaging tasks and reduce the differences between brain-computer interfaces between individuals.
- a system may achieve vibration control with lower power requirements and higher specificity, and may reduce the risk of tolerance and rebound.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a brain-computer interface system based on real-time closed-loop vibration stimulation enhancement of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart of real-time phase prediction in the method of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a motion imaging experiment paradigm based on real-time closed-loop stimulus feedback.
- the present invention designs a brain-computer interface system based on real-time closed-loop vibration stimulation enhancement.
- the system mainly includes: a human-computer interaction module, an EEG signal acquisition module, a real-time phase prediction module, and an EEG signal analysis module 1.
- a vibration stimulation feedback module wherein the output end of the EEG signal acquisition module is connected to the input end of the real-time phase prediction module, and the output end of the real-time phase prediction module is connected to the input end of the EEG signal analysis module; the EEG signal analysis module The output end of is connected to the vibration stimulation feedback module, and the vibration stimulation feedback module directly acts on the body of the subject. In this embodiment, it acts on the left and right hands of the subject.
- the human-computer interaction module is composed of a display screen of the content of the motor imaging task displayed on the screen, and is used to provide the motor imaging task to the subject; the subject is guided through visual channels to complete the left-hand or right-hand motor imaging task.
- the EEG signal acquisition module is used to collect the digital EEG signals generated by the subject's motor imagination; it mainly includes the EEG cap, EEG signal amplifier, low-pass and band-reject filter, analog-to-digital conversion module and Communication module, the EEG cap is worn on the head of the subject, and the EEG signal generated when the subject's movement is imagined is sequentially amplified by the EEG signal amplifier, low-pass and band-pass filter for low-pass filtering, After the analog-to-digital conversion module performs analog-to-digital conversion, a digital brain electrical signal is obtained, and the digital brain electrical signal is transmitted to the real-time phase prediction module through the communication module.
- Real-time phase prediction module used to receive the digital EEG signal transmitted by the EEG signal collection module through the USB interface, read the collected digital EEG signal and judge whether it exceeds the preset time period, or intercept the digital brain within the preset time period Electrical signals, otherwise continue to read the collected digital EEG signals; and used to band-pass filter the digital EEG signals within the preset period of time, and then obtain the digital EEG signals by fast Fourier transform calculation Time-frequency feature and extract the frequency value with the highest frequency energy as its main frequency, and calculate the instantaneous phase of the digital EEG signal by Hilbert transform; use the main frequency and instantaneous phase of the digital EEG signal of the segment As the frequency and initial phase of the sine wave, respectively, a predicted sine wave is generated, and the real-time phase information at the current time is obtained according to the predicted sine wave prediction, thereby realizing the prediction of the instantaneous phase of the real-time EEG signal.
- the EEG signal analysis module is used to determine whether the real-time phase information obtained by the real-time phase prediction module at the current time is in the phase interval where vibration stimulation is applied, and generate and output a control instruction according to the judgment result;
- the vibration stimulation feedback module is used to control the vibration motor to vibrate the sensory channel of the subject according to the control instructions output by the electroencephalogram signal analysis module, stimulate the fingertips of the subject to affect the sensory channel of the subject, and adjust the rhythm of the brain signal.
- the digital EEG signal includes an imaginary hand fist movement signal, etc.
- the real-time phase prediction module of the system of the present invention uses a band-pass filter to band-pass filter the digital EEG signal within a preset period, and the band-pass filter
- the frequency band is the alpha band of brain activity.
- the band-pass filter uses a tenth-order elliptical infinite impulse response filter, that is, 500ms is used as a data segment for real-time analysis. First, a tenth-order elliptical infinite impulse response filter is used.
- the EEG signal data band is band-pass filtered to obtain the required digital EEG signals in the alpha band and in the range of 8-12hz; the passband ripple is set to 0.5dB, and the stopband attenuation is set to 40dB. Because the selected data segment is short, if the finite impulse response FIR filter is used, the order will be limited, and the infinite impulse response IIR filter is selected.
- the vibration stimulation feedback module in the system of the present invention can set different vibration frequencies to act on the left hand and the right hand according to the control instructions.
- the vibration stimulation signal set on the left hand in the vibration stimulation module is a sine wave with a vibration frequency of 22hz.
- the vibration stimulation signal acting on the right hand is a sine wave with a vibration frequency of 26hz. Due to the different sensitivity of the human sensory system to the left and right, setting different vibration frequencies can assist in generating the best stimulation effect.
- the invention also proposes a brain-computer interface method based on real-time closed-loop vibration stimulation enhancement, which is used for signal processing by the above system, and specifically includes the following steps:
- the human-computer interaction module provides the display of the motor imaging task to the subject, wherein the motor imaging task may include left-hand or right-hand motor imaging actions; the display in the human-computer interaction module shows that the stimulation includes three modes, specifically :
- the real-time vibration stimulation module is activated, and the vibration stimulation module is mainly used to generate stimulation feedback according to the brain electrical signal acquired in real time, so as to realize the function of enhancing the brain electrical signal.
- the subject then sat on a comfortable chair as required, wearing a 64-lead EEG cap on their head, and their eyes were about one meter away from the display.
- the real-time EEG signal data of the user is obtained through the 64-lead EEG acquisition cap in the EEG signal acquisition module, which is processed and collected by each component in turn to generate the movement imagination.
- Digital EEG signal data is obtained through the 64-lead EEG acquisition cap in the EEG signal acquisition module, which is processed and collected by each component in turn to generate the movement imagination.
- Step 2 The real-time phase prediction module executes the real-time EEG signal phase prediction algorithm at the same time as the motor imaging task begins. As shown in the figure, the specific process is as follows:
- the real-time phase prediction module reads the collected digital EEG signals and judges whether they exceed the preset period. If it exceeds 500ms, if it exceeds 500ms, it intercepts the digital EEG signals within the preset period of 500ms for analysis and prediction. Then continue to read the collected digital EEG signals.
- the real-time phase prediction module analyzes and predicts the process:
- the fast-Fourier transform is used to calculate the time-frequency characteristics of the digital EEG signal and extract the highest frequency value of the frequency energy as the main frequency of the digital EEG signal;
- the frequency value with the highest frequency energy in the signal segment is extracted as the main frequency of the signal in the segment.
- the instantaneous phase of the digital EEG signal x(t) is calculated by using Hilbert transform; the instantaneous phase extraction is calculated by Hilbert transform to obtain
- the digital EEG signal y(t) of x(t) after performing Hilbert transform adopts the following formula:
- ⁇ x (t) is the instantaneous phase at time t
- x(t) is the digital EEG signal after band-pass filtering
- p and v are integrals in the sense of Cauchy's principal value.
- f s is the predicted sine wave
- f main is the main frequency of the digital EEG signal intercepted in the preset period
- t f is the length of the predicted waveform, set here to 50 ms, and the EEG can be obtained according to the selected current time point
- the time difference of the instantaneous phase of the signal is determined
- ⁇ x (t) is the instantaneous phase at time t.
- Step 3 The EEG signal analysis module determines whether the real-time phase information obtained by the real-time phase prediction module predicts the real-time phase information at the current time t and determines whether the vibration stimulation is applied in the phase interval. If the judgment result is in the phase interval, the control command is generated and output.
- the vibration stimulation feedback The module controls the vibration motor to stimulate the sensory channel of the subject according to the control instructions. Otherwise, when the judgment result is not in the phase interval, the control command is not output, and no vibration stimulation is required.
- the present invention adopts the above method, and the test result is shown in FIG. 3. It takes about 3ms from the generation of the EEG signal to the recording by the EEG cap, and then to the real-time phase prediction module through the amplifier and USB transmission.
- the computer executes the prediction algorithm to process the data. 5ms, it takes about 2ms to get the instantaneous phase value and convert it into a command to control the vibration of the vibration motor, so the 30ms of the predicted sine wave can be approximated as the EEG signal at the current time point, and the instantaneous phase at 30ms is taken as the vibration motor control trigger signal So as to achieve the purpose based on real-time phase stimulation.
- the present invention designs a brain-computer interface method and system that can perform fingertip vibration stimulation based on the real-time phase of EEG signals to enhance the decoding rate of the motor imaging task.
- the decoding rate for the current motor imaging brain-computer interface is not high.
- Individual differences are too large, "BCI blind" phenomenon and other issues, designed a method to enhance EEG signals.
- the present invention maximizes the stimulation effect by focusing the stimulation on the optimal phase for enhancing the EEG signal and by ensuring that this is repeated in multiple cycles in order to utilize the cumulative effect In this way, vibration control can be achieved with lower power requirements and higher specificity, and the risk of tolerance and rebound can be reduced.
- the invention regulates the electroencephalogram rhythm through vibration stimulation feedback, improves the signal-to-noise ratio of the brain-computer interface system, and enhances the recognition rate of the motor imaging signal.
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- 一种基于实时闭环振动刺激增强的脑机接口方法,其特征在于,包括以下步骤:将运动想象任务显示提供于受试者,并采集受试者运动想象时产生的数字脑电信号;读取所采集的数字脑电信号并判断是否超过预设时段,是则截取预设时段内的数字脑电信号,否则继续读取所采集的数字脑电信号;对所截取预设时段内的数字脑电信号进行带通滤波后,采用快速傅里叶变换计算得到该段数字脑电信号的时频特征并提取其中频率能量最高的频率值作为主频率;并对带通滤波后的数字脑电信号采用希尔伯特变换计算得到该段数字脑电信号的瞬时相位;以该段数字脑电信号的主频率和瞬时相位分别作为正弦波的频率和初相,生成预测正弦波,且根据预测正弦波预测获取当前时刻下的实时相位信息;根据预测获取的当前时刻下的实时相位信息判断是否在施加振动刺激的相位区间,并根据判断结果生成和输出控制指令,根据控制指令控制振动电机振动刺激受试者的感觉通道。
- 根据权利要求1所述基于实时闭环振动刺激增强的脑机接口方法,其特征在于:所述方法中运动想象任务包括左手或右手运动想象动作。
- 根据权利要求1所述基于实时闭环振动刺激增强的脑机接口方法,其特征在于:所述方法中对所截取预设时段内数字脑电信号进行α波段的带通滤波。
- 一种基于实时闭环振动刺激增强的脑机接口系统,其特征在于,包括:人机交互模块,用于将运动想象任务显示提供于受试者;脑电信号采集模块,用于采集受试者运动想象时产生的数字脑电信号;实时相位预测模块,用于读取所采集的数字脑电信号并判断是否超过预设时段,是则截取预设时段内的数字脑电信号,否则继续读取所采集的数字脑电信号;及用于对所截取预设时段内的数字脑电信号进行带通滤波后,通过快速傅里叶变换计算得到该段数字脑电信号的时频特征并提取其中频率能量最高的频率值作为其主频率,并通过希尔伯特变换计算得到该段数字脑电信号的瞬时相位;以该段数字脑电信号的主频率和瞬时相位分别作为正弦波的频率和初相,生成预测正弦波,且根据预测正弦波预测获取当前时刻下的实时相位信息;脑电信号分析模块,用于根据预测获取的当前时刻下的实时相位信息判断是否在施加振动刺激的相位区间,根据判断结果生成和输出控制指令;振动刺激反馈模块,用于根据脑电信号分析模块输出的控制指令控制振动电机振动刺激受试者的感觉通道。
- 根据权利要求6所述基于实时闭环振动刺激增强的脑机接口方法,其特征在于:所述脑电信号采集模块包括依次连接的脑电帽、脑电信号放大器、低通和带阻滤波器、模数转换模块及通信模块。
- 根据权利要求6所述基于实时闭环振动刺激增强的脑机接口方法,其特征在于:所述实时相位预测模块采用带通滤波器对预设时段内数字脑电信号进行带通滤波。
- 根据权利要求8所述基于实时闭环振动刺激增强的脑机接口方法,其特征在于:所述带通滤波器采用十阶椭圆无限脉冲响应滤波器。
- 根据权利要求6所述基于实时闭环振动刺激增强的脑机接口方法,其特征在于:所述振动刺激反馈模块根据控制指令设置不同的振动频率作用于左手和右手。
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