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Vladimir Miskovic

Sarah Ann Laszlo

Nina Thigpen

Yvonne Yip

Katherine Elise Link

Methods, systems, and computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for improving EEG measurements by identifying artifacts present in EEG measurements and providing a real-time indication to a user of likely artifacts in EEG measurements are described. EEG measurements of a patient can be obtained by placing a wearable device or EEG cap on a patient's head. Sensors in the cap provide EEG data to a computing device that processes the data to identify one or more artifacts in the EEG data. The artifacts can be identified by conducting one or more operations of determining the signal to noise ratio of the line noise, calculating mutual information between sensor pairs, and applying the p-welch method. Based on the types of artifacts identified, the computing device can output an indicator that provides feedback to the technician performing an EEG test to make adjustments to the test setup.

Artifact identification in EEG measurements

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for receiving a plurality of answers to a first set of questions. The actions include generating an adjacency matrix based on the question-answer pairs. The actions include determining a network graph that includes question nodes and edges. The actions include identifying one or more clusters of question nodes by applying a community detection algorithm on the network graph. The actions include determining, for each cluster, i) a cluster centrality and ii) a cluster magnitude. The actions include ranking the clusters based on the cluster centralities and the cluster magnitudes of the one or more clusters. The actions include selecting a second set of questions for the user. And, the actions include causing the questions from the second set of questions to be presented to the user.

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