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Epilepsy Seizure Detection by using Bayesian Optimize Bi-LSTM Model
In medical Science field, the EEG signal classification is present with a plethora of applications. The health monitoring is depending on modern technology like EEG and ECG signal recording. The EEG signals are analyzed to identify the abnormal condition of the human brains. The unusual activity of the brain is known as the seizure The electrical signal generated in the braincauses epilepsy. In this proposed work, a deep learning model Bi-LSTM is projected for the epilepsy signal classification. The Bonn university EEG dataset is used for the testing purpose. The EEG signal classification has three significant steps data pre-processing, features extraction, and classification. Data pre-processing is done by DCT and filter conversion. The Hurst exponent and ARMA feature sets are extracted from the pre-process EEG signal. A Bayesian optimization tuned Bi-LSTM model is suggested for the EEG signal classification task. The epileptic EEG signals are recognized by the proposed method. The hyperparameters of the Bi- LSTM model is tuned by the Bayesian optimization rule. Three different class ictal, pre-ictal, and inter-ictal are classified from the EEG signal data. A comparative study is also provided for the epilepsy signal classification task. The classification accuracy of for ictal is 94%, pre-ictal is 92%, and inter-ictal is 91%, which more significant than the LSTM and SVM based classifier model.