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    Experimental setup and analysis pipeline. ( A ) Deep brain electrode schematic. ( B ) The directional DBS lead (Boston Scientific). Contacts are distributed along four levels. On levels two and three, there are three segmented contacts (level two: contacts 2/3/4; level three: contacts 5/6/7). ( C ) The fixed-limb voluntary movement task; upper and lower limb movements performed in separate blocks, with each block preceded with an instruction describing the limb to be moved after hearing the imperative auditory cue. ( D ) Random-limb voluntary movement task; upper and lower limb movements randomly instructed within the same experimental block. Here the auditory cue prior to each trial also describes the limb to be moved. ( E ) Flow chart summarizing analysis pipeline. LFP signals are used to predict the limb moved using the <t>naïve</t> <t>Bayes</t> technique. Acc. = acceleration; Ant = anterior; au = arbitrary units; Lat = lateral; Med = medial; Post = posterior.
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    Article Title: Subthalamic nucleus activity dynamics and limb movement prediction in Parkinson’s disease

    Journal: Brain

    doi: 10.1093/brain/awz417

    Experimental setup and analysis pipeline. ( A ) Deep brain electrode schematic. ( B ) The directional DBS lead (Boston Scientific). Contacts are distributed along four levels. On levels two and three, there are three segmented contacts (level two: contacts 2/3/4; level three: contacts 5/6/7). ( C ) The fixed-limb voluntary movement task; upper and lower limb movements performed in separate blocks, with each block preceded with an instruction describing the limb to be moved after hearing the imperative auditory cue. ( D ) Random-limb voluntary movement task; upper and lower limb movements randomly instructed within the same experimental block. Here the auditory cue prior to each trial also describes the limb to be moved. ( E ) Flow chart summarizing analysis pipeline. LFP signals are used to predict the limb moved using the naïve Bayes technique. Acc. = acceleration; Ant = anterior; au = arbitrary units; Lat = lateral; Med = medial; Post = posterior.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Experimental setup and analysis pipeline. ( A ) Deep brain electrode schematic. ( B ) The directional DBS lead (Boston Scientific). Contacts are distributed along four levels. On levels two and three, there are three segmented contacts (level two: contacts 2/3/4; level three: contacts 5/6/7). ( C ) The fixed-limb voluntary movement task; upper and lower limb movements performed in separate blocks, with each block preceded with an instruction describing the limb to be moved after hearing the imperative auditory cue. ( D ) Random-limb voluntary movement task; upper and lower limb movements randomly instructed within the same experimental block. Here the auditory cue prior to each trial also describes the limb to be moved. ( E ) Flow chart summarizing analysis pipeline. LFP signals are used to predict the limb moved using the naïve Bayes technique. Acc. = acceleration; Ant = anterior; au = arbitrary units; Lat = lateral; Med = medial; Post = posterior.

    Techniques Used: Blocking Assay



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    Experimental setup and analysis pipeline. ( A ) Deep brain electrode schematic. ( B ) The directional DBS lead (Boston Scientific). Contacts are distributed along four levels. On levels two and three, there are three segmented contacts (level two: contacts 2/3/4; level three: contacts 5/6/7). ( C ) The fixed-limb voluntary movement task; upper and lower limb movements performed in separate blocks, with each block preceded with an instruction describing the limb to be moved after hearing the imperative auditory cue. ( D ) Random-limb voluntary movement task; upper and lower limb movements randomly instructed within the same experimental block. Here the auditory cue prior to each trial also describes the limb to be moved. ( E ) Flow chart summarizing analysis pipeline. LFP signals are used to predict the limb moved using the <t>naïve</t> <t>Bayes</t> technique. Acc. = acceleration; Ant = anterior; au = arbitrary units; Lat = lateral; Med = medial; Post = posterior.
    Gaussian Naïve Bayes Classifier Matlab Implementation, supplied by MathWorks Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Experimental setup and analysis pipeline. ( A ) Deep brain electrode schematic. ( B ) The directional DBS lead (Boston Scientific). Contacts are distributed along four levels. On levels two and three, there are three segmented contacts (level two: contacts 2/3/4; level three: contacts 5/6/7). ( C ) The fixed-limb voluntary movement task; upper and lower limb movements performed in separate blocks, with each block preceded with an instruction describing the limb to be moved after hearing the imperative auditory cue. ( D ) Random-limb voluntary movement task; upper and lower limb movements randomly instructed within the same experimental block. Here the auditory cue prior to each trial also describes the limb to be moved. ( E ) Flow chart summarizing analysis pipeline. LFP signals are used to predict the limb moved using the naïve Bayes technique. Acc. = acceleration; Ant = anterior; au = arbitrary units; Lat = lateral; Med = medial; Post = posterior.

    Journal: Brain

    Article Title: Subthalamic nucleus activity dynamics and limb movement prediction in Parkinson’s disease

    doi: 10.1093/brain/awz417

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Experimental setup and analysis pipeline. ( A ) Deep brain electrode schematic. ( B ) The directional DBS lead (Boston Scientific). Contacts are distributed along four levels. On levels two and three, there are three segmented contacts (level two: contacts 2/3/4; level three: contacts 5/6/7). ( C ) The fixed-limb voluntary movement task; upper and lower limb movements performed in separate blocks, with each block preceded with an instruction describing the limb to be moved after hearing the imperative auditory cue. ( D ) Random-limb voluntary movement task; upper and lower limb movements randomly instructed within the same experimental block. Here the auditory cue prior to each trial also describes the limb to be moved. ( E ) Flow chart summarizing analysis pipeline. LFP signals are used to predict the limb moved using the naïve Bayes technique. Acc. = acceleration; Ant = anterior; au = arbitrary units; Lat = lateral; Med = medial; Post = posterior.

    Article Snippet: The Gaussian Naïve Bayes classifier MATLAB implementation was used to differentiate between the upper and lower limb movements ( Friedman et al. , 1997 ; ; ).

    Techniques: Blocking Assay