System and method for determining spectral boundaries for sleep stage classification

X. Long; R. Haakma; P.M. Ferreira dos santos da Fonseca; R.M. Aarts

System and method for determining spectral boundaries for sleep stage classification

X. Long (Inventor), R. Haakma (Inventor), P.M. Ferreira dos santos da Fonseca (Inventor), R.M. Aarts (Inventor)

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Abstract

The present disclosure pertains to a system (10) configured to determine spectral boundaries (216, 218) for sleep stage classification in a subject (12). The spectral boundaries may be customized and used for sleep stage classification in an individual subject. Spectral boundaries determined by the system that are customized for the subject may facilitate sleep stage classification with higher accuracy relative to classifications made based on static, fixed spectral boundaries that are not unique to the subject. In some implementations, the system comprises one or more of a sensor (16), a processor (20), electronic storage (22), a user interface (24), and/or other components.

Original language	English
Patent number	US20170360361
Priority date	11/12/14
Publication status	Published - 21 Dec 2017

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