Abstract

This research provides a process for diagnosising the mild Alzheimer's disease from the brain signals. Due to the material and spiritual costs of nursing, carring and treatment of this disease, the early acurate diagnosis would be much usedful. Considering the effect of the mild Alzheimer's disease on electroencephalography (EEG), the mild Alzheimer would be diagnosed within the early steps by an appropriate process. First, the brain signals of healthy people and patients are registered for four states: closed–eyes, opened–eyes, recall and stimulation, in three channels Pz, Cz and Fz. Then, optimal features are drawn out by using an Elman neural network and two claaaifiers applying genetic algorithm: linear discriminant analysis (LDA) and Support vector machine (SVM). According to the results of testing phase, among the three channels and four states, Elman neural network is much more efficient for Alziemer diagnosising in Pz channel and the state of irritation in comparison with LDA and SVM in the other channels and states.

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