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The book begins with an introductory chapter discussing the significance of EEG signal analysis and processing and provides some simple examples. A useful theoretical and mathematical background for analysis and processing of the EEG signals is developed within the next chapter and the mathematical tools to be applied in the rest of the book are covered. Impressions from the EEG are next discussed, including normal and abnormal EEGs and the neurological symptoms diagnosed. The representations of the EEGs are illustrated, showing EEGs in various domains together with two-dimensional maps of the brain. Theoretical approaches in EEG modeling are reviewed, such as restoration, enhancement, segmentation, and the removal of different internal and external artifacts from the EEG and ERP signals. The following chapters review seizure detection and prediction, including chaotic behavior of the EEG sources. Symptoms for a number of well-known illnesses such as dementia, schizophrenia, and Alzheimers diseases found from the EEG and ERPs are explained. The concluding chapters review the monitoring and diagnosis of stages of psychiatric disorders using noninvasive techniques such as from the EEG/ERP, and a number of high potential future topics for research in the area of EEG signal processing are discussed. (Publisher).

Electroencephalography --- Evoked Potentials --- Signal Processing, Computer-Assisted --- Signal processing --- Electroencéphalographie --- Traitement du signal --- methods --- Electroencephalography. --- Signal processing. --- Evoked Potentials. --- Signal Processing, Computer-Assisted. --- methods. --- Methods. --- Electroencéphalographie --- Evoked potentials (Electrophysiology) --- Electroencephalogram --- EEG --- Electroencephalograms --- Cerebral Cortex --- N1 Wave --- N100 Evoked Potentials --- N2 Wave --- N200 Evoked Potentials --- N3 Wave --- N300 Evoked Potentials --- N4 Wave --- N400 Evoked Potentials --- P2 Wave --- P200 Evoked Potentials --- P50 Evoked Potentials --- P50 Wave --- P600 Evoked Potentials --- Potentials, Event-Related --- Event Related Potential --- Event-Related Potentials --- Evoked Potential --- N100 Evoked Potential --- P50 Evoked Potential --- Event Related Potentials --- Event-Related Potential --- Evoked Potential, N100 --- Evoked Potential, N200 --- Evoked Potential, N300 --- Evoked Potential, N400 --- Evoked Potential, P200 --- Evoked Potential, P50 --- Evoked Potential, P600 --- Evoked Potentials, N100 --- Evoked Potentials, N200 --- Evoked Potentials, N300 --- Evoked Potentials, N400 --- Evoked Potentials, P200 --- Evoked Potentials, P50 --- Evoked Potentials, P600 --- N1 Waves --- N2 Waves --- N200 Evoked Potential --- N3 Waves --- N300 Evoked Potential --- N4 Waves --- N400 Evoked Potential --- P2 Waves --- P200 Evoked Potential --- P50 Waves --- P600 Evoked Potential --- Potential, Event Related --- Potential, Event-Related --- Potential, Evoked --- Potentials, Event Related --- Potentials, Evoked --- Potentials, N400 Evoked --- Related Potential, Event --- Related Potentials, Event --- Wave, N1 --- Wave, N2 --- Wave, N3 --- Wave, N4 --- Wave, P2 --- Wave, P50 --- Waves, N1 --- Waves, N2 --- Waves, N3 --- Waves, N4 --- Waves, P2 --- Waves, P50 --- Cortical Synchronization --- Electroencephalography Phase Synchronization --- Digital Signal Processing --- Signal Interpretation, Computer-Assisted --- Signal Processing, Digital --- Computer-Assisted Signal Interpretation --- Computer-Assisted Signal Interpretations --- Computer-Assisted Signal Processing --- Interpretation, Computer-Assisted Signal --- Interpretations, Computer-Assisted Signal --- Signal Interpretation, Computer Assisted --- Signal Interpretations, Computer-Assisted --- Signal Processing, Computer Assisted --- Fetal Monitoring --- Monitoring, Physiologic --- Data Compression --- Cortical evoked potentials --- Event-related brain potentials --- Event-related potentials (Electrophysiology) --- Evoked cortical potentials --- Electrophysiology --- Processing, Signal --- Information measurement --- Signal theory (Telecommunication) --- Encephalography --- Brain --- Electrodiagnosis --- Visual evoked response --- Diseases --- Diagnosis