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Cognitive Computation

The document discusses brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), covering their introduction, working models, applications, and the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning. It details key computational frameworks such as neural signal processing, encryption algorithms, and decision trees for intent recognition, along with the thought-to-text translation process. The content emphasizes the potential of BCIs for enabling communication through brain signals, particularly for individuals with disabilities.

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Cognitive Computation

The document discusses brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), covering their introduction, working models, applications, and the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning. It details key computational frameworks such as neural signal processing, encryption algorithms, and decision trees for intent recognition, along with the thought-to-text translation process. The content emphasizes the potential of BCIs for enabling communication through brain signals, particularly for individuals with disabilities.

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G H PATEL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND

TECHNOLOGY

(A constitute college of Charutar Vidya Mandal


University)

Coginitive computation
Prepared By :PART -3 Guided By :
Nisarg Jignesh Panchal ( CP ) Prof. Khyati Mehta
12302040501035
QUICK SUMMARY OF THE PREVIOUS TOPICS
• Introduction to BCI

• Working Model of BCI

• Applications of BCI

• How BCIs Use AI & ML

• Neural Correlates of Consciousness (NCC)

• Advanced Concepts: B2B Communication, Neural Plasticity,


Imprinting & Encryption
Key Computational Frameworks in Brain-Computer
Interfaces
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)
1. Neural Signal Processing Pipeline

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)


2. Neural Encryption Algorithm

3. BCI Decision Tree for Intent Recognition

4. Thought-to-Text Translation Process

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)


Neural Signal Processing Pipeline
PSEUDO CODE

ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE
(AI)
EXPLAINATION
1. Acquire raw EEG brain signals

2. Apply bandpass filter to remove noise

3. Extract meaningful features from the signal

4. Classify the features to predict user intent

5. Execute action based on the prediction


Neural Encryption Algorithm

ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE
(AI)
EXPLAINATION
1. Acquire EEG brain data from the user

2. Preprocess the signal (e.g., filtering, normalization) before


encryption

3. Generate a unique key using neural features or biometric


patterns

4. Encrypt the preprocessed signal using the generated key

5. Transmit the encrypted signal securely to the receiver/device


BCI Decision Tree for Intent Recognition
A decision tree is a supervised machine learning algorithm used
for classification and regression tasks. It's a flowchart-like
structure where:

• Each node represents a feature (or attribute),

• Each branch represents a decision rule,

• Each leaf represents an outcome (or label).

In BCI, a decision tree might be used to classify EEG


(electroencephalogram) signals based on extracted features.
BCI Decision Tree for Intent Recognition
Thought-to-Text Translation Process
• Thoughts generate unique brainwave patterns, especially when imagining speech or
specific words.

• EEG or neural interfaces record these brain signals non-invasively (or invasively in
some cases).

• Preprocessing and feature extraction clean the signals and highlight useful
information like frequency or spatial patterns.

• AI models (like neural networks) are trained to recognize patterns linked to specific
words, phonemes, or characters.

• The model predicts text by matching new brainwave inputs to learned patterns and
outputs the corresponding word.

• This enables hands-free communication, especially for people with disabilities, using
just their thoughts..
THANK YOU

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