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      StationPlot: A New Non-stationarity Quantification Tool for Detection of Epileptic Seizures

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          A novel non-stationarity visualization tool known as StationPlot is developed for deciphering the chaotic behavior of a dynamical time series. A family of analytic measures enumerating geometrical aspects of the non-stationarity & degree of variability is formulated by convex hull geometry (CHG) on StationPlot. In the Euclidean space, both trend-stationary (TS) & difference-stationary (DS) perturbations are comprehended by the asymmetric structure of StationPlot's region of interest (ROI). The proposed method is experimentally validated using EEG signals, where it comprehend the relative temporal evolution of neural dynamics & its non-stationary morphology, thereby exemplifying its diagnostic competence for seizure activity (SA) detection. Experimental results & analysis-of-Variance (ANOVA) on the extracted CHG features demonstrates better classification performances as compared to the existing shallow feature based state-of-the-art & validates its efficacy as geometry-rich discriminative descriptors for signal processing applications.

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                10 November 2018
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                1811.04230
                8f3231a8-174a-4ddc-8fa5-ad9556b01b0a

                http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/

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                This paper is accepted for presentation at IEEE Global Conference on Signal and Information Processing (IEEE GlobalSIP), California, USA, 2018
                eess.SP cs.CV q-bio.NC

                Computer vision & Pattern recognition,Neurosciences,Electrical engineering
                Computer vision & Pattern recognition, Neurosciences, Electrical engineering

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