Method of sonifying brain electrical activity
AssigneeThe Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University
InventorsChristopher D. Chafe, Josef Parvizi
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AssigneeThe Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University
InventorsChristopher D. Chafe, Josef Parvizi
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A digital processor system having one or more processors and memory obtains a time-domain signal representing brain activity, the time-domain signal having a time varying signal value. The system concurrently generates a set of acoustic parameters, including a plurality of time-varying acoustic parameters, where one or more of the plurality of time-varying acoustic parameters is modulated in accordance with at least the signal value of the time-domain signal. The system combines the concurrently generated set of acoustic parameters to produce a representation of an acoustic signal corresponding to the time-domain signal, where the acoustic signal, in audible form, manifests one or more audibly discernible variations across a plurality of stages of a brain activity event.
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