Determining the state of truthfulness and falsehood by analyzing the acquired EEG signals

Rumeysa Çakmak, A. Zeki
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Detection of deception is particular importance for the criminal case and cognitive behaviors of individual. To understanding criminal behavior, extracting the characteristic of brain waves have obviously crucial. According to hypothesis, particularly prefrontal lobes associated with the deception. This paper alleged to understanding the relationship between deception and truth from frontal lobe during some specific tasks by mapping their EEG signals. In the present study, multiplayer neural network are used for bio-signal classification to diversify between patterns of lie and truth types of EEG classes with the accuracy of around 96%. Brain activity have been captured and characterized with EEG by focusing alpha waves. During the test, lie detection identified and especially focus to detect lie in individual subjects, rather than group averages. In this research, the classification methods applied and EEG machine differentiated the specific patterns of brain activity from frontal lobes associated with deception and truth. The responses from the 3 subjects was discriminated correctly with 99%. The ranges of accuracy of test from three subjects was between 88% to 96%, there was an exception in round three with subject three with 46%. While the participants were playing with “Pokemon card”, alpha waves were collected successfully.
通过对采集到的脑电信号进行分析,确定真假状态
欺骗侦查对于刑事案件和个人的认知行为具有特别重要的意义。对犯罪行为的认识,脑电波特征的提取显然至关重要。根据假说,前额叶尤其与欺骗有关。本文试图通过绘制脑电信号来了解某些特定任务中大脑额叶的欺骗与真实之间的关系。本研究采用多层神经网络对生物信号进行分类,实现了脑电信号类别中谎言和真实类型模式的多样化,准确率在96%左右。脑电图通过聚焦α波来捕捉和表征大脑活动。在测试过程中,测谎仪识别并特别专注于检测个体受试者的谎言,而不是群体平均水平。在本研究中,采用分类方法和脑电图机区分了与欺骗和真实相关的额叶的特定脑活动模式。3名被试的答题正确率为99%。三个测试对象的准确度范围在88%到96%之间,第三轮测试中有一个例外,第三个测试对象的准确度为46%。当参与者玩“口袋妖怪卡”时,α波被成功收集。
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