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Electrical and Computer Engineering Team14: BMW Brainwave Manipulated Wagon Comprehensive Design Review

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Team 14 Members Zijian Chen CSE Tiffany Jao CSE Man Qin EE Xueling Zhao EE Faculty Advisor: Qiangfei Xia

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Outline  System Review  Demo Overview  CDR Demo  FPR Deliverables

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Previous Block Diagram Computer Arduino/ C# Application USB serial Write Database XBEE:TX Signal Processing Command Algorithm User Interface XBEE: RX ArduinoMotor Power Supply Neurosky headset Bluetooth v3.0 ThinkGear Packet Robotic Car TX Arduino Module Man Qin Zijian Chen Xueling Zhao Tiffany Jao

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Revised Block Diagram Computer C# Application command Database (Training Data) Signal Processing Bayesian Classifier User Interface Bluetooth HC05 Arduino Emotiv EPOC headset Proprietary wireless 2.4GHz Robotic Car Man Qin Zijian Chen Xueling Zhao Tiffany Jao EEG data (real time) Alpha, beta power (training)Alpha, beta power

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Current Control  Control using eye open/close Alpha and beta power Alpha power increases when close eyes  Use sensor around occipital lobe- visionary processing O1

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Signal Processing: FFT  Input: Raw EEG data from headset  C# library  Visualize raw EEG data in frequency domain  1 second frame - 128 samples  0.5 second overlapping window  Output: calculated alpha and beta total power  Alpha wave : 8 – 12 Hz  Beta wave: Hz

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Before FFT: Raw EEG Data Voltage vs Time Voltage (uV) Time(Sec) Fig1. (a) Voltage (uV) Time(Sec) Fig1. (b) Eye-Open Voltage vs Time Eye-Closed Voltage vs Time These two graphs are not meaningful as they are not indicting any information.

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering After FFT: Power vs Frequency Power(Watt) Frequency(Hz) Fig2. (a) Power(Watt) Frequency(Hz) Fig2. (b) Eye-Open Power vs Frequency Eye-Closed Power vs Frequency A dominant spike is observed in Fig2. (b) Eye-Closed. Spike within alpha range

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering FFT: Alpha and Beta Power Comparison AlphaBeta Power Level Eye-Open vs Eye-Closed Open Closed Open Closed Fig3. Alpha power increases obviously, while Beta power stays in similar level Fig3.

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Naïve Bayes Classifier  Probabilistic classifier based on applying Bayes’ theorem. Bayes Theorem:  Why Naive Bayes Classifier : Provide strong machine learning ability to adapt patterns Run faster that other classifier, Need O(1) run time. High accuracy for classification with small size of training set.

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Naïve Bayes Classifier  How to Use ? Real Time Data AnalysisTrainingSet() classify() FindReference Point() Database (Training) output (Alpha,Beta,Trigger) average of closed-eye alpha, beta Update probability (true/false) (alpha, beta) compare probability of trigger on and off

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Remote Robotic Car  HC-5 Bluetooth Module  Arduino Uno

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Remote Robotic Car  L298N Motor Driver Board  Power Supply Powered by 6 AA batteries which have total voltage of 9v. Digital Input From Arduino Power Output to motor

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Remote Robotic Car HC-5 bluetooth module Arduino L298N Motor Driver Board 2 Motors 6 AA Batteries power

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Graphical User Interface - Training

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Graphical User Interface - Control

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Outline  System Review  Demo Overview  CDR Demo  FPR Deliverables

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Demo Overview  Utilize the brainwave to control the robotic car forward/stop What’s workingIssues Data retrieval from Emotiv real time signal processing Bayesian classifier distinguished eye open/close state Software interfacing with robotic car 1 second delay between car and the software Wireless interference misclassified result

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Outline  System Review  Demo Overview  CDR Demo  FPR Deliverables

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Outline  System Review  Demo Overview  CDR Demo  FPR Deliverables

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Proposed FPR Deliverables Minimize the amount of misclassified command filter outlier in tra i ning set Ability to classify another command Turning Minimize delay

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Thank you Questions?

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering BACKUP SLIDE

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Naïve Bayes Classifier  Find Reference Point ▪ Get the average alpha and beta from training set ▪ Remove unusual-high alpha or beta data ▪ Use to determine if alpha or beta is high or low

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Naïve Bayes Classifier  AnalysisTranningSet() ▪ Update Probability Table base on Training Set ▪ P(H_Alpha|Trigger)P(H_Alpha|NO_Trigger) P(L_Alpha|Trigger)P(L_Alpha|NO_Trigger) P(H_Beta|Trigger)P(H_Beta|NO_Trigger) P(L_Beta|Trigger)P(L_Beta|NO_Trigger)

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Naïve Bayes Classifier  Classify ▪ Calculate probability of trigger on ▪ on ← argmax P(Y = t)∏P(Xi|Y = t) ▪ Calculate probability of trigger off ▪ off ← argmax P(Y = NO_t)∏P(Xi|Y = NO_t) ▪ Compare on and off ▪ return classified result

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering Why changes the headset?  It is needed to have more than 1 sensor for accurate measurement  2 references sensor

‹#› Electrical and Computer Engineering FFT 1-sec frame vs 2-sec frame