Detection of artifacts in the EEG signal with using wavelet transform
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The paper considers the task of cleaning up the EEG signal from artifacts. Method for identifying electrooculogram and signal recovery after its removal using discrete wavelet transform of the electroencephalogram is proposed. The developed method showed nice results on examined examples of real signals at localization and removal of artifacts
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