Investigating NIRS-measured cortical activation to detect the occurrence of attention deficits during a task of sustained attention
(2012) 34th IEEE Conference - Engeneering in Medicine and Biology Society — Location: San Diego-USA (28.August.2012)
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- (en) One well-known characteristic of sustained attention is a gradual decrease of attentional capacities across time. Such lapses in attention are usually investigated through a rise in reaction time (RT) and can provoke serious consequences in daily life as traffic accidents or work-related injuries. Given these potential impacts, some technologies have been proposed to detect lapses in attention and prevent accidents. We present here the possibility of exploiting NIRS-measured hemodynamics of the cerebral cortex and data mining methods to detect lapses in attention.
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Derosiere, G., Billot, M., Perrey, S., Ward, T., & Dray, G. (2012). Investigating NIRS-measured cortical activation to detect the occurrence of attention deficits during a task of sustained attention. IEEE-EMBS Conference on Information Technology Applications in Biomedicine. Proceedings. Submitted. 34th IEEE Conference - Engeneering in Medicine and Biology Society, San Diego-USA. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/22674 (Original work published 2012)