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   sfliang@mail.ncku.edu.tw
 Lab:\cXC挍
 http://ncbci.csie.ncku.edu.tw/
         Nov. 27, 2012
                           NCKU \cXC挍
Sleep
? Approximately 1/3 of the human lifespan is spent in sleeping.
? An 8 hour sleep comprises 4 or 5 sleep cycles.
? Each cycle lasts approximately 90 minutes and comprises
  different stages including
   ? ght sleep (Stages 1 & 2), deep sleep (Slow Wave Sleep),
     rapid eye movement (REM).
Wake
 S1
                  REM       REM       REM     REM   REM
 S2
SWS


          1      2      3         4   5      6      7      8
                                            NCKU \cXC挍
Sleep Problems
? A considerable portion of population in
  the world have sleep problems, including
  insomnia (~30%) and sleep apnea (2-4%).
? Sleep diseases seriously affect a
  patients quality of life such as causing
  daytime sleepiness, irritability,
  depression, unexpected accidence, etc.
? To deal with these problems, the first
  step is to do effective and efficient
  sleep diagnosis.               NCKU \cXC挍
Sleep Diagnosis
    ? All-night polysomnographic (PSG) recordings
       C electroencephalograms (EEGs),
       C electrooculograms (EOGs),
       C electromyograms (EMGs),
       are usually acquired from patients in hospitals or sleep
         centers.
    ? Problems
       C First night effect in in an unfamiliar environment.
       C Disturbance from multiple recording wires of PSG
         affects sleep quality.
       C Visual sleep scoring is a time-consuming and subjective
         process.
-
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PSG Recording




(www.neurocode-ag.com/homepage.html)




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Sleep Lab




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Sleep Monitoring for Homecare
? The Actiwatch and Portable PSG were
  developed for rough and detailed sleep
  monitoring.


                                           Polysomnography(PSG)
                      Actiwatch




             Sleep scoring for Actiwatch     Sleep scoring for PSG


                                                 NCKU \cXC挍
Actiwatch
? The actiwach measure the
  movement activities of the
  user during sleep and the
  developed scoring method can
  analyze the recordings and
  report the sleep quality of
  the user.




                      http://www.wantchinatimes.com/news-subclass-cnt.aspx?cid=1204&MainCatID=12&id=20110706000001


                                                           NCKU \cXC挍
Actiwatch




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Consistency Comparison




           (a)   Result of sleep efficiency of Sadehs method
           (b)   Result of sleep efficiency of Jean-Louiss method
           (c)   Result of sleep efficiency of Sazonovas method
           (d)   Result of sleep efficiency of Tilmannes method
           (e)   Result of sleep efficiency of our method


                              NCKU \cXC挍
Overnight Scoring
 Sadeh, 1994
                   sleep
                   wake
                            100   200   300   400      500   600   700   800   900
                                                     (a)

Jean-Jouis, 2001   sleep
                   wake
                            100   200   300   400      500   600   700   800   900
                                                     (b)

Sazonova, 2004     sleep
                   wake
                            100   200   300   400      500   600   700   800   900
                                                     (c)

Tilmanne, 2009     sleep
                   wake
                            100   200   300   400      500   600   700   800   900
                                                     (d)


 Our algorithm
                   sleep
                   wake
                            100   200   300   400      500   600   700   800   900
                                                     (e)

    PSG            sleep
                   wake
                            100   200   300   400      500   600   700   800   900
                                                     (f)
   (I2MTC, 2011)                                    Epoch    NCKU \cXC挍
User Interface
    An example of bad sleep quality (sleep efficiency:46.97%)


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Portable PSG for Homecare

? A modularized and distributed PSG system
  that is more convenient and has potential
  for recording at home.
? It is composed of multiple tiny, low-cost
  and wireless-synchronized signal acquisition
  nodes, and each node acquires specific
  physiological signals including, EEG, EOG
  EMG, airflow, respiratory bands, and blood
  oxygen saturation.
                                NCKU \cXC挍
Portable PSG for Homecare




                 NCKU \cXC挍
Novelty
? Each modualized node acquires specific
  physiological signals within a small body region.
? Novel wireless-synchronization technology is
  utilized to reduce sleep disturbance.
? The developed system has better comfortableness
  performance in terms of several objective and
  subjective sleep indices.


                                     NCKU \cXC挍
Agreement Evaluation




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PSG Signals


spindle   K-complex



                delta waves


                              Fast eye movements



                      absent EMG




                              NCKU \cXC挍
R&K Sleep Staging
                    Rechtschaffen and Kales (1968) Sleep Staging Criteria

Sleep Stage                                 Scoring Criteria
              >50% of the page (epoch) consists of alpha (8-13 Hz) activity or low voltage,
 Waking
              mix (2-7 Hz) frequency activity.
              50% of the page (epoch) consists of related low voltage mixed (2-7 Hz)
  Stage 1     activity. Slow rolling eye movements lasting several seconds often seen in
              early stage 1.
              Appearance of sleep spindles and/or K complexes and <20% of the epoch may
  Stage 2     contain high voltage (>75 V, <2 Hz) activity. Sleep spindles and K
              complexes each must last >0.5 seconds.
              20%-50% of the epoch consists of high voltage (>75 V), low frequency <2
  Stage 3
              Hz activity.
  Stage 4     >50% of the epoch consists of high voltage (>75 V), <2 Hz delta activity.
              Relatively low voltage mixed (2-7 Hz) frequency EEG with episodic rapid eye
Stage REM
              movements and absent or reduced chin EMG activity.
                                                                  NCKU \cXC挍
Stage Wake
             Abundant alpha wave (8-12Hz)
 Siesta
  802
  EEG
Our PSG


 Siesta
  802
ROC-LOC
Our PSG


 Siesta
  802
  EMG
Our PSG



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Stage 2
          Spindles 1s      K-complex 2s
 Siesta
  802
  EEG
Our PSG


 Siesta
  802
ROC-LOC
Our PSG


 Siesta
  802
  EMG
Our PSG
                                          20
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SWS
          9s                     2s
 Siesta
  802
  EEG
Our PSG


 Siesta
  802
ROC-LOC
Our PSG


 Siesta
  802
  EMG
Our PSG

                          21
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REM
 Siesta
  802
  EEG
Our PSG


 Siesta
  802
ROC-LOC                      Rapid eye movements
Our PSG


 Siesta
  802
  EMG     The chin EMG activity was absent or reduced
Our PSG


                                   NCKU \cXC挍
Comfort Comparison
1                                              AROUSAL NUMBER IN THE TWO-PHASE EXPERIMENT

                             PHASE1                      PHASE2

                     THE               THE       THE               THE
        Subjects
                   REFERENCE      PROPOSED     REFERENCE      PROPOSED

                    SYSTEM            SYSTEM    SYSTEM            SYSTEM

    1                 15                13        19                26

    2                 13                12        17                12

    3                 18                15        16                15

    4                 19                12        24                9

    5                  9                9         11                7

    6                 16                13        29                18

    Average           15               12.3      19.3              14.5

    SD.              3.32              1.8       5.79              6.29

2                                                             NCKU \cXC挍
Obstructive Sleep Apnea




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                 NCKU \cXC挍
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                         Preprocessing             Feature Extraction           Classification

                                                                               Movement epochs
Input: EEG (C3-A2),        Downsampling                                           detection
    EOG, EMG                 (256Hz)
                                                     Spectral / temporal
                                                     feature extraction
                                                                               Staging with a rule
                                                       (12 Features)
                                                                                based decision
                         Band-pass filtering                                     tree (14 rules)
                        (EEG/EOG 0.5-30Hz,
                           EMG 5-100Hz)
                                                                                Contextual rule
                                                         Feature                  smoothing

                          Segmented into               Normalization
                           30-s epochs                                         Movement epochs          Scoring
                                                                                  elimination           Result



                                                                                          26
    ?A Rule-based Automatic Sleep Staging Method, Journal of Neuroscience Methods, vol. 205, no. 1, pp. 169-176,
    2012.
                                                                              NCKU \cXC挍
 (Features)
     No.       Type                 Feature             Source        Label

      1         PS          Total power of 0-30 Hz       EEG         0-30 E

      2         PS          Total power of 0-30 Hz      EMG          0-30 M

      3         PR              0-4 Hz/0-30 Hz           EEG          0-4 E

      4         PR             8-13 Hz/0-30 Hz           EEG         8-13 E

      5         PR             22-30 Hz/0-30 Hz          EEG         22-30 E

      6         PR              0-4 Hz/0-30 Hz           EOG          0-4 O

      7         SF        Mean frequency of 0-30 Hz      EEG      Mean(fre.) E

      8         SF        Mean frequency of 0-30 Hz     EMG       Mean(fre.) M

      9        DR                 Alpha ratio            EEG        Alpha E

     10        DR                Spindle ratio           EEG        Spindle E

     11        DR                 SWS ratio              EEG         SWS E

     12    EMG energy           Mean amplitude          EMG          Amp M

* PS(=Power spectrum), PR(=Power ratio), SF(=Spectral frequency), DR(=Duration ratio)

                                                                          NCKU \cXC挍
Qߘ(Decision Tree)
               E: EEG                                                                                 Features
               O: EOG
               M: EMG

                                                                                                  1
                                                                        Wake, S1, S2, REM                              SWS, S1, S2, REM
                                                                                                      Alpha E
                                                                                                      8-13 E

                                                  2                                                                                          3
                             Wake, S1, S2                                 REM, S1, S2                                         SWS, S2                         REM, S1, S2
                                                        Alpha E                                                                                   0-4 E
                                                        0-30 M                                                                                   22-30 E


                     4                                                            5                                    6                                      7
                                                                                                                             0-30 E
         S2, S1                             Wake, S1                    REM, S1        0-30 E          S2, S1                                       REM, S1     0-30 E       S2, S1
                                                                                                                            Spindle E
                           0-4 E                                                      Spindle E                                                                Spindle E
                                                                                                                             SWS E
                                                                                       SWS E                                                                    SWS E
                                                                                                                              0-4 O

                                                                                                                  SWS                   S2

     8                               9                            10                         11                       (9)               (10) 12                         13
           0-4 E                         Mean(fre.) E                                              0-4 E                                                                      0-4 E
                                                                          Amp M                                                                     Amp M
         Spindle E                       Mean(fre.) M                                             Spindle E                                                                 Spindle E



S1                   S2        Wake                     S1    REM                     S1    S1                   S2                          REM                  S1   S1               S2

(1)                  (2)           (3)                  (4)       (5)                 (6) (7)                    (8)                         (11)             (12) (13)
                                                                                                                                                                                        28
                                                                                                                                                                                        (14)

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Ч
      ? Yϰ17λԇy14,391 30-s epochs PSG Ӎ̖
      ? cxYһԳ^82% ɽ (Norman et al., 2000;
        Whitney et al., 1998).




     Method            Wake      S1       S2      SWS         REM      Overall

   Our method          88.43%   35.12%   87.01%   90.8%       90.51%   86.68%


Schaltenbrand et al.   91.73%   4.67%    90.61%   86.86%      79.96%   84.75%


 Hae-Jeong et al.      90.79%   3.04%    87.38%   69.12%      53.76%   73.95%



                                                           NCKU \cXC挍
Hypnogram (˯߽YD)
       Mov
      Wake
      REM
        S1
        S2
      SWS

         23:40    01:00         03:00         05:00         07:00   hr
                                        (a)
       Mov
      Wake
      REM
        S1
        S2
      SWS

         23:40    01:00         03:00         05:00         07:00   hr
                                        (b)
       Mov
      Wake
      REM
        S1
        S2
      SWS

         23:40    01:00         03:00         05:00         07:00   hr
                                        (c)
(a) the original manually scored hypnogram, (b) the automatic staging without
smoothing hypnogram, and (c) the automatic staging with smoothing hypnogram.
                                                      NCKU \cXC挍
Sleep Scoring System




               NCKU \cXC挍
Novel Tech. and Applications
? EEG, EOG, EMG? EEG? EOG?
? IF EOG is ok for sleep scoring, what is a
  good design for EOG measurement?
? In addition to measurement, can the
  system provide active feedback to users?
? In addition to patients, can the system
  benefit normal users?


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  • 1. ֪Ƽ-˯ߞ ɹW YӍϵ/Y/tY sfliang@mail.ncku.edu.tw Lab:\cXC挍 http://ncbci.csie.ncku.edu.tw/ Nov. 27, 2012 NCKU \cXC挍
  • 2. Sleep ? Approximately 1/3 of the human lifespan is spent in sleeping. ? An 8 hour sleep comprises 4 or 5 sleep cycles. ? Each cycle lasts approximately 90 minutes and comprises different stages including ? ght sleep (Stages 1 & 2), deep sleep (Slow Wave Sleep), rapid eye movement (REM). Wake S1 REM REM REM REM REM S2 SWS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 NCKU \cXC挍
  • 3. Sleep Problems ? A considerable portion of population in the world have sleep problems, including insomnia (~30%) and sleep apnea (2-4%). ? Sleep diseases seriously affect a patients quality of life such as causing daytime sleepiness, irritability, depression, unexpected accidence, etc. ? To deal with these problems, the first step is to do effective and efficient sleep diagnosis. NCKU \cXC挍
  • 4. Sleep Diagnosis ? All-night polysomnographic (PSG) recordings C electroencephalograms (EEGs), C electrooculograms (EOGs), C electromyograms (EMGs), are usually acquired from patients in hospitals or sleep centers. ? Problems C First night effect in in an unfamiliar environment. C Disturbance from multiple recording wires of PSG affects sleep quality. C Visual sleep scoring is a time-consuming and subjective process. - NCKU \cXC挍
  • 6. Sleep Lab NCKU \cXC挍
  • 7. Sleep Monitoring for Homecare ? The Actiwatch and Portable PSG were developed for rough and detailed sleep monitoring. Polysomnography(PSG) Actiwatch Sleep scoring for Actiwatch Sleep scoring for PSG NCKU \cXC挍
  • 8. Actiwatch ? The actiwach measure the movement activities of the user during sleep and the developed scoring method can analyze the recordings and report the sleep quality of the user. http://www.wantchinatimes.com/news-subclass-cnt.aspx?cid=1204&MainCatID=12&id=20110706000001 NCKU \cXC挍
  • 9. Actiwatch NCKU \cXC挍
  • 10. Consistency Comparison (a) Result of sleep efficiency of Sadehs method (b) Result of sleep efficiency of Jean-Louiss method (c) Result of sleep efficiency of Sazonovas method (d) Result of sleep efficiency of Tilmannes method (e) Result of sleep efficiency of our method NCKU \cXC挍
  • 11. Overnight Scoring Sadeh, 1994 sleep wake 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 (a) Jean-Jouis, 2001 sleep wake 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 (b) Sazonova, 2004 sleep wake 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 (c) Tilmanne, 2009 sleep wake 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 (d) Our algorithm sleep wake 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 (e) PSG sleep wake 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 (f) (I2MTC, 2011) Epoch NCKU \cXC挍
  • 12. User Interface An example of bad sleep quality (sleep efficiency:46.97%) ԭʼӍ̖ xY ˯ ʹ ˯ g ˯Ʒ| r g ˯߆} NCKU \cXC挍
  • 13. Portable PSG for Homecare ? A modularized and distributed PSG system that is more convenient and has potential for recording at home. ? It is composed of multiple tiny, low-cost and wireless-synchronized signal acquisition nodes, and each node acquires specific physiological signals including, EEG, EOG EMG, airflow, respiratory bands, and blood oxygen saturation. NCKU \cXC挍
  • 14. Portable PSG for Homecare NCKU \cXC挍
  • 15. Novelty ? Each modualized node acquires specific physiological signals within a small body region. ? Novel wireless-synchronization technology is utilized to reduce sleep disturbance. ? The developed system has better comfortableness performance in terms of several objective and subjective sleep indices. NCKU \cXC挍
  • 16. Agreement Evaluation NCKU \cXC挍
  • 17. PSG Signals spindle K-complex delta waves Fast eye movements absent EMG NCKU \cXC挍
  • 18. R&K Sleep Staging Rechtschaffen and Kales (1968) Sleep Staging Criteria Sleep Stage Scoring Criteria >50% of the page (epoch) consists of alpha (8-13 Hz) activity or low voltage, Waking mix (2-7 Hz) frequency activity. 50% of the page (epoch) consists of related low voltage mixed (2-7 Hz) Stage 1 activity. Slow rolling eye movements lasting several seconds often seen in early stage 1. Appearance of sleep spindles and/or K complexes and <20% of the epoch may Stage 2 contain high voltage (>75 V, <2 Hz) activity. Sleep spindles and K complexes each must last >0.5 seconds. 20%-50% of the epoch consists of high voltage (>75 V), low frequency <2 Stage 3 Hz activity. Stage 4 >50% of the epoch consists of high voltage (>75 V), <2 Hz delta activity. Relatively low voltage mixed (2-7 Hz) frequency EEG with episodic rapid eye Stage REM movements and absent or reduced chin EMG activity. NCKU \cXC挍
  • 19. Stage Wake Abundant alpha wave (8-12Hz) Siesta 802 EEG Our PSG Siesta 802 ROC-LOC Our PSG Siesta 802 EMG Our PSG NCKU \cXC挍
  • 20. Stage 2 Spindles 1s K-complex 2s Siesta 802 EEG Our PSG Siesta 802 ROC-LOC Our PSG Siesta 802 EMG Our PSG 20 NCKU \cXC挍
  • 21. SWS 9s 2s Siesta 802 EEG Our PSG Siesta 802 ROC-LOC Our PSG Siesta 802 EMG Our PSG 21 NCKU \cXC挍
  • 22. REM Siesta 802 EEG Our PSG Siesta 802 ROC-LOC Rapid eye movements Our PSG Siesta 802 EMG The chin EMG activity was absent or reduced Our PSG NCKU \cXC挍
  • 23. Comfort Comparison 1 AROUSAL NUMBER IN THE TWO-PHASE EXPERIMENT PHASE1 PHASE2 THE THE THE THE Subjects REFERENCE PROPOSED REFERENCE PROPOSED SYSTEM SYSTEM SYSTEM SYSTEM 1 15 13 19 26 2 13 12 17 12 3 18 15 16 15 4 19 12 24 9 5 9 9 11 7 6 16 13 29 18 Average 15 12.3 19.3 14.5 SD. 3.32 1.8 5.79 6.29 2 NCKU \cXC挍
  • 24. Obstructive Sleep Apnea NCKU \cXC挍
  • 25. Ԅ˯x ? ˯YҪM˹xஔM rҿǰД಻һr ? _lԄ˯xϵyKYϿɔyʽPSG m 춾Ӽ˯u ? ɑtӍ̖gYόxҎt_ lԄ˯xϵy NCKU \cXC挍
  • 26. ʽԶ˯жϵͳ Preprocessing Feature Extraction Classification Movement epochs Input: EEG (C3-A2), Downsampling detection EOG, EMG (256Hz) Spectral / temporal feature extraction Staging with a rule (12 Features) based decision Band-pass filtering tree (14 rules) (EEG/EOG 0.5-30Hz, EMG 5-100Hz) Contextual rule Feature smoothing Segmented into Normalization 30-s epochs Movement epochs Scoring elimination Result 26 ?A Rule-based Automatic Sleep Staging Method, Journal of Neuroscience Methods, vol. 205, no. 1, pp. 169-176, 2012. NCKU \cXC挍
  • 27. (Features) No. Type Feature Source Label 1 PS Total power of 0-30 Hz EEG 0-30 E 2 PS Total power of 0-30 Hz EMG 0-30 M 3 PR 0-4 Hz/0-30 Hz EEG 0-4 E 4 PR 8-13 Hz/0-30 Hz EEG 8-13 E 5 PR 22-30 Hz/0-30 Hz EEG 22-30 E 6 PR 0-4 Hz/0-30 Hz EOG 0-4 O 7 SF Mean frequency of 0-30 Hz EEG Mean(fre.) E 8 SF Mean frequency of 0-30 Hz EMG Mean(fre.) M 9 DR Alpha ratio EEG Alpha E 10 DR Spindle ratio EEG Spindle E 11 DR SWS ratio EEG SWS E 12 EMG energy Mean amplitude EMG Amp M * PS(=Power spectrum), PR(=Power ratio), SF(=Spectral frequency), DR(=Duration ratio) NCKU \cXC挍
  • 28. Qߘ(Decision Tree) E: EEG Features O: EOG M: EMG 1 Wake, S1, S2, REM SWS, S1, S2, REM Alpha E 8-13 E 2 3 Wake, S1, S2 REM, S1, S2 SWS, S2 REM, S1, S2 Alpha E 0-4 E 0-30 M 22-30 E 4 5 6 7 0-30 E S2, S1 Wake, S1 REM, S1 0-30 E S2, S1 REM, S1 0-30 E S2, S1 Spindle E 0-4 E Spindle E Spindle E SWS E SWS E SWS E 0-4 O SWS S2 8 9 10 11 (9) (10) 12 13 0-4 E Mean(fre.) E 0-4 E 0-4 E Amp M Amp M Spindle E Mean(fre.) M Spindle E Spindle E S1 S2 Wake S1 REM S1 S1 S2 REM S1 S1 S2 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (11) (12) (13) 28 (14) NCKU \cXC挍
  • 29. Ч ? Yϰ17λԇy14,391 30-s epochs PSG Ӎ̖ ? cxYһԳ^82% ɽ (Norman et al., 2000; Whitney et al., 1998). Method Wake S1 S2 SWS REM Overall Our method 88.43% 35.12% 87.01% 90.8% 90.51% 86.68% Schaltenbrand et al. 91.73% 4.67% 90.61% 86.86% 79.96% 84.75% Hae-Jeong et al. 90.79% 3.04% 87.38% 69.12% 53.76% 73.95% NCKU \cXC挍
  • 30. Hypnogram (˯߽YD) Mov Wake REM S1 S2 SWS 23:40 01:00 03:00 05:00 07:00 hr (a) Mov Wake REM S1 S2 SWS 23:40 01:00 03:00 05:00 07:00 hr (b) Mov Wake REM S1 S2 SWS 23:40 01:00 03:00 05:00 07:00 hr (c) (a) the original manually scored hypnogram, (b) the automatic staging without smoothing hypnogram, and (c) the automatic staging with smoothing hypnogram. NCKU \cXC挍
  • 31. Sleep Scoring System NCKU \cXC挍
  • 32. Novel Tech. and Applications ? EEG, EOG, EMG? EEG? EOG? ? IF EOG is ok for sleep scoring, what is a good design for EOG measurement? ? In addition to measurement, can the system provide active feedback to users? ? In addition to patients, can the system benefit normal users? NCKU \cXC挍