Abstract
This paper delves into the analysis of various cognitive states by identifying the percentages of different types of brain waves, like alpha, beta, delta, and theta, present in an individual's EEG recording. These brain waves carry crucial information about an individual's cognitive health, and accurate readings are essential to classify and represent the signals accurately. To achieve this, the project aimed to develop a robust platform that utilizes LabVIEW software to obtain EEG signals and interpret cognitive health. The acquired data is meticulously preprocessed and filtered to obtain clean EEG signals, which are then subjected to several methods to determine the content of different brain waves present in the filtered EEG signals. Based on these values, the cognitive status of an individual can be accurately determined, providing valuable insights into their cognitive health. Understanding cognitive states through brain wave analysis has been an intriguing area of research, utilizing various electroencephalography (EEG) techniques to interpret neural activity. This paper aims to provide a detailed discussion on how cognitive states are mapped and interpreted based on brain waves. By exploring the characteristics of each brain wave frequency band, we elucidate their implications in cognitive processes such as attention, memory, and relaxation. This research aims to contribute in the advancement of cognitive neuroscience by consolidating current knowledge and identifying potential avenues for future research.
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